Check the terminal window where the script runs. Running "Install.app" before the download finishes will cause the installation to fail. Having any version of the app, especially if it's a different language, will most likely cause the installation to fail. Common pitfalls (don't message me before reading these):. 
If you can't figure out the problem, DM me and I'll try to help. To narrow down the issue, you can try to look through the most recent entries of the installer log file, located at /Library/Logs/Adobe/Installers/Install.log. This is a generic error the installer throws when something goes wrong, it can be caused by a plethora of different things. Now you can run the "Install " app created in the destination folder, or save it for later offline installation. The script will download all required files, and then generate a convenient installer and place it in the destination directory. The script will download a list of all products from Adobe and prompt you to choose the product, version, language, and destination folder for the installer.Īfter that, you just have to sit back and wait for it to finish. 
You can now open "Adobe mand" in your Applications folder. I haven't tested it extensively but it should work on nearly all recent years/versions/apps. I made a small app to easily download and generate an offline installer for Adobe apps. If I *do* decide to eventually continue development, it'll be on this project rather than the current script, which will probably take a long time. I previously started working on a more refined project that implements a clean-room, custom setup platform instead of trying to using the official Adobe setup binary and dealing with undocumented behavior and cryptic errors. If anyone wants to pick up the torch and maintain it go ahead. I have no plans to continue working on this script in its current form. ⚠️ Development & support for this script has been suspended indefinitely.
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