[John Ditchfield]

Can anyone tell me how to stop the EULA being displayed on the opening
screen each time I open Word 2003 (and also Excel 2003).

I click that I accept the Licence, but when I come to open Word again I
get the same EULA shown.

I am logged on as Administrator. I noticed that a previous thread
suggested that I should be logged on as Administrator, then accept the
licence and that would solve the problem. I can only assume that was for
Windows XP.

Thanks in advance.
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John Ditchfield

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202 "You must accept the Office
End User License Agreement every time that you start an Office program".

John Ditchfield wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to stop the EULA being displayed on the opening
screen each time I open Word 2003 (and also Excel 2003).

I click that I accept the Licence, but when I come to open Word again I
get the same EULA shown.

I am logged on as Administrator. I noticed that a previous thread
suggested that I should be logged on as Administrator, then accept the
licence and that would solve the problem. I can only assume that was for
Windows XP.

Thanks in advance.

[John Ditchfield[_2_]]

Many thanks for the reply, but on reading this I see that it does not
refer to Vista, only XP and 2000.

However on checking further I found that the copy of Office 2003 did not
have the latest Upgrades, I installed these and that seems to have
solved the problem.

But once again, thanks for your input

In message , "garfield-n-odie
[MVP]" writes
See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202 "You must accept the Office
End User License Agreement every time that you start an Office program".

John Ditchfield wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to stop the EULA being displayed on the
opening screen each time I open Word 2003 (and also Excel 2003).
I click that I accept the Licence, but when I come to open Word
again I get the same EULA shown.
I am logged on as Administrator. I noticed that a previous thread
suggested that I should be logged on as Administrator, then accept the
licence and that would solve the problem. I can only assume that was
for Windows XP.
Thanks in advance.


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John Ditchfield