why does the EULA show on every opening of an office application

[Guest]

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make the
EULA acceptance request go away?

 

[Guest]

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode. start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm running
Office 2003 on Vista.

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

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[Guest]

Hi Aneasiertomorrow,

Worked exactly as you said. Thank you very much for your precise, accurate
and considerate help and advise, it is appreciated.

Sean

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode. start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm running
Office 2003 on Vista.

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make the
EULA acceptance request go away?

 

[Guest]

Aww, you'll make me blush
Thank you for responding - so many people don't bother which is just plain
rude in my book.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

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interested too

Hi Aneasiertomorrow,

Worked exactly as you said. Thank you very much for your precise, accurate
and considerate help and advise, it is appreciated.

Sean

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode. start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm running
Office 2003 on Vista.

:

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make the
EULA acceptance request go away?

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Aww, you'll make me blush
Thank you for responding - so many people don't bother which is just plain
rude in my book.

I'll make it two then ... who'd imagine that it'd take such a wacky series of
actions to cure the problem? Thanks for posting this solution.

 

[Guest]

I know, bizzare isn't it? Though I can't really take the credit - found it in
the Office newsgroup...

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

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[inthedoghouse]

Lucy, Will you marry me?

--Tom

I know, bizzare isn't it? Though I can't really take the credit - found it in
the Office newsgroup...

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

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[Glen Millar]

Hi,

This is going to be interesting!

--

Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

Please tell us your PowerPoint version

Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
the original www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com

 

[Michael Koerner]

A lot better than a food fight.

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Hi,

This is going to be interesting!

--

Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

Please tell us your PowerPoint version

Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
the original www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com

 

[Lucy Thomson (aka aneasiertomorrow)]

Tom,

While I am flattered by your generous offer, I do not think my husband would
approve so am forced to decline.

Have a good 2008,

Lucy

 

[katem]

Lucy, you are my hero!!! This was so simple but SO effective!!
Kudos!, and thanks much!!

Kate

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode. start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm running
Office 2003 on Vista.

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make the
EULA acceptance request go away?

 

[Lucy Thomson]

Always happy to help

Lucy

--
Lucy Thomson
PowerPoint MVP
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

Lucy, you are my hero!!! This was so simple but SO effective!!
Kudos!, and thanks much!!

Kate

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be
why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the
general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode.
start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products
when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula
will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on
this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this
saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy
computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm
running
Office 2003 on Vista.

:

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375




message

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I
open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every
time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make
the
EULA acceptance request go away?

 

[andra]

Hi aneasiertomorrow
Thank you for the solution. It works, eula disappear.

Hi Sean

You've landed in the PowerPoint specific discussion group which may be why
you haven't had a reply yet. I did a quick search for "EULA" in the general
Office group and came across this (start at bottom and work your way up):

force quit your pc (ie hold down the power button on the pc) when the
computer restarts it will give you the option to start in safe mode. start
the computer in safe mode and then launch any of your office products when
the eula apears accept it. than shut down the pc (not restart) wait a few
second and then turn on your pc launch your office product and the eula will
no longer appear. Hope this helps as there has been alot of posts on this
subject but no real answers (that i could find anyway) at least this saved
me paying microsoft £40.00 for tec support. good luck and happy computing

I am logged in as the Administrator. If it makes any difference, I'm running
Office 2003 on Vista.

You need to accept it when logged in as the administrator.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Hope that helps.

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too

I have Windows Vista home basic edition operating system. I have just
installed an OEM version of Office 2003 for small offcie. Every time I open
an office application it asks me to accept the EULA. Each and every time I
press accept but I am asked again upon the next opening. How do I make the
EULA acceptance request go away?