[Accept Creditcards on website]

and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Accept Creditcards on website]

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Stefan Blom]

Note that unistalling rarely, if at all, fixes any issues, since the registry
entries are retained.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Accept Creditcards on website]

So, what's the solution? I am mad at Microsoft now.........Should it not be
then, MS should provide a way of "clean" uninstall?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Note that unistalling rarely, if at all, fixes any issues, since the registry
entries are retained.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Stefan Blom]

Did you try the suggestions in the KB article?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

So, what's the solution? I am mad at Microsoft now.........Should it not be
then, MS should provide a way of "clean" uninstall?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Note that unistalling rarely, if at all, fixes any issues, since the registry
entries are retained.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Accept Creditcards on website]

Yes, I changed the Registry. So far, so good. It appears to be working.
I will double check after cold boot. If the problem completely disappears, I
thank you all in advance.

"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

So, what's the solution? I am mad at Microsoft now.........Should it not be
then, MS should provide a way of "clean" uninstall?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Note that unistalling rarely, if at all, fixes any issues, since the registry
entries are retained.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it. Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is uptodate.

[Stefan Blom]

I'm glad you got it sorted, and thank you for the feedback.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote in message
...
Yes, I changed the Registry. So far, so good. It appears to be working.
I will double check after cold boot. If the problem completely disappears,
I
thank you all in advance.

"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

So, what's the solution? I am mad at Microsoft now.........Should it not
be
then, MS should provide a way of "clean" uninstall?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Note that unistalling rarely, if at all, fixes any issues, since the
registry
entries are retained.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Accept Creditcards on website" wrote:

But, I am the admin. - meaning, this is a home computer, I am the
only user -
all programs are administered by me.

The link you gave goes into Regedit. I will attempt it, however, I am
a bit
leery of doing this though.

If I try uninstalling and reinstalling Office 2003 thought occurs to
me,
this is what I did when I downloaded the trial Office 2007 and
uninstalled.... how will this make a diff? If I uninstall, I guess I
lose my
outlook mails, right?

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

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 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".

Accept Creditcards on website wrote:
and Outlook. It is frustrating.

When I click on "activate" the product under help file, it says
product is
already
activated. I even tried "detect and repair". It did not report
problems.

How can I get around the EULA showing up every time when I start
outlook and
or Word?

Also, attachments in Outlook (such as *.doc) does not open. I had
to save
it, open Word and then open the file under word to get it going.

Only thing is I downloaded a Word 2007 trial software, ( I am
using Vista
ultimate), but I uninstalled it now because I did not like it.
Now I am
having problems. Can you explain this and how do I correct both
the outlook
attachment problem and the Word EULA problem.

Windows has automatically updated the word to SP3 and it is
uptodate.