Outlook and office 2007 enterprise want to configure everytime

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Suffering Office User

Office 2007, when window starts or I open any application it states" Please
wait while Office 2007 is configured. It also does it for every email message
I send or recieve.

How can I stop this from happening. I just got a new computer, a very, very,
very fast one, and office is making it run like a 286.

I find it hard to believe I have to pay microsoft to fix there own
application.

Help, I really like the product but open office is starting to look very
good right now.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Listen, one thing that is guaranteed NOT to get you assistance is veiled
references to other office programs that you may intend to use IF you don't
get help. If you like them, then use them. If you want help with Office,
then ask your question and wait for an answer. Threats don't work here as
we (none of the volunteers who post here) work for Microsoft and we don't
give a flying fig what you use.

By the way, Microsoft offers free installation support so I doubt yuu tried
that method first.

Because it is the holiday season...Try using the Run As command to open any
Office program and accept the license agreement.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Suffering Office User asked:

| Office 2007, when window starts or I open any application it states"
| Please wait while Office 2007 is configured. It also does it for
| every email message I send or recieve.
|
| How can I stop this from happening. I just got a new computer, a
| very, very, very fast one, and office is making it run like a 286.
|
| I find it hard to believe I have to pay microsoft to fix there own
| application.
|
| Help, I really like the product but open office is starting to look
| very good right now.
 

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