carl43m

I recently bought a new pc to replace my old one. The new pc has windows
Vista and the old one was XP. I have Microsoft Office 2003 that I bought to
use on the older pc. I installed Office 2003 on the new Vista platform so I
could use outlook and the outlook calendar. However, every single time I
open outlook I get the microsoft users license agreement thats pops up and I
click accept and then it is ok to use outlook (the same thing happens the
first time I try to read an email). Then after I close outlook and open it
later the same thing keeps happening.
Does anyone know how I can get the license agreement from coming up every
time I start outlook?
Thanks
Carl

Mick Murphy

By any chance does your new computer come with a "Trial" version of Office
2007 on it? If it does, that is the prob; uninstall it.

"carl43m" wrote:

> I recently bought a new pc to replace my old one. The new pc has windows
> Vista and the old one was XP. I have Microsoft Office 2003 that I bought to
> use on the older pc. I installed Office 2003 on the new Vista platform so I
> could use outlook and the outlook calendar. However, every single time I
> open outlook I get the microsoft users license agreement thats pops up and I
> click accept and then it is ok to use outlook (the same thing happens the
> first time I try to read an email). Then after I close outlook and open it
> later the same thing keeps happening.
> Does anyone know how I can get the license agreement from coming up every
> time I start outlook?
> Thanks
> Carl

ventilator01

I am having this same problem. Every time I open any office product I
have to accept the license agreement. I am the only user.. and am the
administrator.:shock:


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.Joe

ventilator01;647609 Wrote:
> I am having this same problem. Every time I open any office product I
> have to accept the license agreement. I am the only user.. and am the
> administrator.:shock:

Welcome to the Vista x64 Forums arty:

This article from Microsoft will assist you in resolving that issue:

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

I hope this was helpful to you.


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Gordon

".Joe" <Joe.36bmtz@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
news:Joe.36bmtz@no-mx.forums.net...
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> Welcome to the Vista x64 Forums arty:
>

Umm no, this is a Newsgroup called microsoft.public.windows.vista.general.
No mention of 64x.....

ventilator01

Thx it worked for me, I had to do the "workaround" steps, and actually
had to click on software then microsoft then right click 11.0 to get
to the permissions. thx for the link.
steve


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.Joe

ventilator01;647713 Wrote:
> Thx it worked for me, I had to do the "workaround" steps, and actually
> had to click on software then microsoft then right click 11.0 to get to
> the permissions. thx for the link.
> steve

Steve,

Glad to hear it worked for you arty:


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