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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / September 2009EULA pops up every time
EULA comes up each time I open apps. in newly installed Office suite. I dusted off the Office 2003 cd that came with my pc and installed it today. When I bring up Powerpoint, I have to accept the EULA every time. Same with Word. Why? Is this standard, or a glitch? If it is a glitch, how do I resolve it? I have not restarted the machine since I installed it. Is that a factor? Thanks If you have Windows XP, then log in to Windows as Administrator, start an Office program, accept the EULA, close the Office program, log out of Windows as Administrator, and log back in to Windows using your normal user profile. If you have Windows Vista, then right-click on an Office program shortcut, choose to run the Office program as Administrator, accept the EULA, close the Office program, and then start the Office program normally. If the previous suggestion doesn't help, then see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=884202 "You must accept the Office End User License Agreement every time that you start an Office program". > EULA comes up each time I open apps. in newly installed Office suite. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks thanks, very helpful. i am kind of roadkill on the info superhighway though, and need a more concrete walk through. like do you mean, any program out of the Office pak, like Powerpoint? i also wonder where all my old emails are now too, since Outlook 2003 has taken over my computer....i will post that in a minute thanks > If you have Windows XP, then log in to Windows as Administrator, start > an Office program, accept the EULA, close the Office program, log out of [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > > Thanks Yes, any Office app will suffice. The EULA covers them all. Terry > thanks, very helpful. i am kind of roadkill on the info superhighway > though, [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >> > >> > Thanks |
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