Use this blank area to ask the question, and provide version
information. The answer depends on the OS you are using. Basically
accepting the EULA while logged on as as Administrator, or running the
app in question as Administrator and accepting the EULA.

Bobby wrote:

Bob

I have Microsoft Vista. and office 2003. I see where some one has gave some
answers to this. But it didn't work. It said to sign in as a Administrator. I
can not do that. Please help. i am getting despriate.

Thanks
Bobby

"Bob I" wrote:

Use this blank area to ask the question, and provide version
information. The answer depends on the OS you are using. Basically
accepting the EULA while logged on as as Administrator, or running the
app in question as Administrator and accepting the EULA.

Bobby wrote:

Bob

Also I tred to Run as. And I can not do that either

"Bobby" wrote:

Bob

I have Microsoft Vista. and office 2003. I see where some one has gave some
answers to this. But it didn't work. It said to sign in as a Administrator. I
can not do that. Please help. i am getting despriate.

Thanks
Bobby

"Bob I" wrote:

Use this blank area to ask the question, and provide version
information. The answer depends on the OS you are using. Basically
accepting the EULA while logged on as as Administrator, or running the
app in question as Administrator and accepting the EULA.

Bobby wrote:

In this case turn off "User Access Control" first then accept EULA as
administrator. If you are not in a position to do that, please contact
the administrator of the PC for this issue.

Bobby wrote:

Bob

Also I tred to Run as. And I can not do that either

"Bobby" wrote:


Bob

I have Microsoft Vista. and office 2003. I see where some one has gave some
answers to this. But it didn't work. It said to sign in as a Administrator. I
can not do that. Please help. i am getting despriate.

Thanks
Bobby

"Bob I" wrote:


Use this blank area to ask the question, and provide version
information. The answer depends on the OS you are using. Basically
accepting the EULA while logged on as as Administrator, or running the
app in question as Administrator and accepting the EULA.

Bobby wrote:

You can stop the prompts without UAC losing its security strengths.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/arch...-now-what.aspx

"Bob I" wrote in message
...
In this case turn off "User Access Control" first then accept EULA as
administrator. If you are not in a position to do that, please contact the
administrator of the PC for this issue.

Bobby wrote:

Bob

Also I tred to Run as. And I can not do that either

"Bobby" wrote:


Bob

I have Microsoft Vista. and office 2003. I see where some one has gave
some answers to this. But it didn't work. It said to sign in as a
Administrator. I can not do that. Please help. i am getting despriate.

Thanks Bobby

"Bob I" wrote:


Use this blank area to ask the question, and provide version
information. The answer depends on the OS you are using. Basically
accepting the EULA while logged on as as Administrator, or running the
app in question as Administrator and accepting the EULA.

Bobby wrote: