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KC

EULA repitition
 
the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.

Bob I

EULA repitition
 
Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:

the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.



Farouk

EULA repitition
 


"Bob I" wrote:

Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:

the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.




Farouk

EULA repitition
 


"Bob I" wrote:

Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:

the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.


I'm having the same problem but when I r-click, there is no option to run as administrator. What now?


Bob I

EULA repitition
 
Is it loaded on Vista?

Farouk wrote:


"Bob I" wrote:


Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:


the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.


I'm having the same problem but when I r-click, there is no option to run as administrator. What now?



Farouk

EULA repitition
 
Yes. And I now think that part of the problem is that I disabled my password
when I boot up. But, I don't know where or how to re-enable the password so I
can log on as administrator to accept the EULA

"Bob I" wrote:

Is it loaded on Vista?

Farouk wrote:


"Bob I" wrote:


Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:


the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.

I'm having the same problem but when I r-click, there is no option to run as administrator. What now?




Bob I

EULA repitition
 
I'm sorry, but you will need to look in Vista help or try the Vista
group for that answer.

Farouk wrote:

Yes. And I now think that part of the problem is that I disabled my password
when I boot up. But, I don't know where or how to re-enable the password so I
can log on as administrator to accept the EULA

"Bob I" wrote:


Is it loaded on Vista?

Farouk wrote:


"Bob I" wrote:



Try r-click and Run As, pick Administrator and THEN Accept the EULA

KC wrote:



the EULA shows up every time I open an office program and I have to accept it
again to proceed. Why? I have Office 2003 and just loaded it on my new
computer with Vista.

I'm having the same problem but when I r-click, there is no option to run as administrator. What now?






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