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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / July 2008how do i stop the end user licence from returning?
the end user licence shows up everytime i start any office application even though i click on agree You need to be logged in as the administrator to agree and make it stick.  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 > the end user licence shows up everytime i start any office application > even > though i click on agree I just installed MS Office 2003 on my new computer which came with Vista. Every time I open a document using MS Office it asks me to accept the EULA. This is getting painful and irritating. How do I stop it from happening after the first time? The correct product key has been entered, the product was activated and I did all this with an Administrator user account. I do not know what ha gone wrong. Can anyone please make this go away? > You need to be logged in as the administrator to agree and make it stick. > > > the end user licence shows up everytime i start any office application > > even > > though i click on agree You must log in as ADMINISTRATOR (as JoAnn said), not a user with admin rights. Then accept the EULA. SignatureTerry Farrell - MSWord MVP >I just installed MS Office 2003 on my new computer which came with Vista. > Every time I open a document using MS Office it asks me to accept the [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> > even >> > though i click on agree It is nice to be informed I need to log in as an admin, but no one tells me how to do that? or alternately how to give myself admin permissions. Anyways I have figured out how to do it, never mind. Thanks anyway for trying to answer my question. > You must log in as ADMINISTRATOR (as JoAnn said), not a user with admin > rights. Then accept the EULA. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >> > even > >> > though i click on agree |
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