Vista & Office 2003 problems

I have just installed Office 2003 on my new PC running Vista. Every time I
open any Office program (Outlook, excel etc) the Microsoft End User agreement
comes up and I have to click accept. I have updated the SP3 how can I stop it
please?

I Have Said This Many Time Before, And I Will Say It Again: Microsoft Office
2003 Still Has Severe Compatibility Problems With Windows Vista RTM, Even
With Service Pack 3 (Some People Even Have Trouble Just Trying To Update
Their Microsoft Office 2003 RTM Copies With Service Pack 3), Just FYI.
Bottom Line Windows Vista RTM and Microsoft Office 2003 Don't Mix, Just FYI.
Use Microsoft Office 2007 Instead, Just FYI.

"Michele" <> wrote in message
news:AC998B1A-7BAB-45EA-8B86-...
>I have just installed Office 2003 on my new PC running Vista. Every time I
> open any Office program (Outlook, excel etc) the Microsoft End User
> agreement
> comes up and I have to click accept. I have updated the SP3 how can I stop
> it
> please?

Here is the simple solution:

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


--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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"Michele" wrote:

I have just installed Office 2003 on my new PC running Vista. Every time I
open any Office program (Outlook, excel etc) the Microsoft End User agreement
comes up and I have to click accept. I have updated the SP3 how can I stop it
please?

* Michele:
> I have just installed Office 2003 on my new PC running Vista. Every time I open any Office
> program (Outlook, excel etc) the Microsoft End User agreement comes up and I have to click
> accept. I have updated the SP3 how can I stop it please?

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

Every time that you start a Microsoft Office program, such as Microsoft Office Word, the End
User License Agreement dialog box appears. If you click I Accept, the End User License
Agreement dialog box disappears and then reappears. If you click I Accept again, the End User
License Agreement dialog box disappears, and the Office program functions as expected.

This behavior occurs for every Office program that you start.


-Michael

* :
> I Have Said This Many Time Before, And I Will Say It Again: Microsoft Office
> 2003 Still Has Severe Compatibility Problems With Windows Vista RTM, Even
> With Service Pack 3 (Some People Even Have Trouble Just Trying To Update
> Their Microsoft Office 2003 RTM Copies With Service Pack 3), Just FYI.
> Bottom Line Windows Vista RTM and Microsoft Office 2003 Don't Mix, Just FYI.
> Use Microsoft Office 2007 Instead, Just FYI.

Idiot.


-Michael

Try Saving A Microsoft Word 2003 Document Or Microsoft Excel 2003
Spreadsheet With Custom Macros Created By Your Employer In Windows Vista
RTM, And See What You Get (We Got A Data Execution Prevention (DEP) Error
Each And Every Time We Tried To Save My Mom's Excel 2003 Spreadsheets In
Windows Vista RTM), Just FYI.

"MICHAEL" <> wrote in message
news:...
>* :
>> I Have Said This Many Time Before, And I Will Say It Again: Microsoft
>> Office
>> 2003 Still Has Severe Compatibility Problems With Windows Vista RTM, Even
>> With Service Pack 3 (Some People Even Have Trouble Just Trying To Update
>> Their Microsoft Office 2003 RTM Copies With Service Pack 3), Just FYI.
>> Bottom Line Windows Vista RTM and Microsoft Office 2003 Don't Mix, Just
>> FYI.
>> Use Microsoft Office 2007 Instead, Just FYI.
>
> Idiot.
>
>
> -Michael

wrote:
> Try Saving A Microsoft Word 2003 Document Or Microsoft Excel 2003
> Spreadsheet With Custom Macros Created By Your Employer In Windows
> Vista RTM, And See What You Get (We Got A Data Execution Prevention
> (DEP) Error Each And Every Time We Tried To Save My Mom's Excel 2003
> Spreadsheets In Windows Vista RTM), Just FYI.
>

Your mom is your employer?

No, I Am Just The Person That My Mom And Dad Yell At When Something Is Not
Working Correctly With Their Computer, Just FYI. :-)

"HeyBub" <> wrote in message
news:...
> wrote:
>> Try Saving A Microsoft Word 2003 Document Or Microsoft Excel 2003
>> Spreadsheet With Custom Macros Created By Your Employer In Windows
>> Vista RTM, And See What You Get (We Got A Data Execution Prevention
>> (DEP) Error Each And Every Time We Tried To Save My Mom's Excel 2003
>> Spreadsheets In Windows Vista RTM), Just FYI.
>>
>
> Your mom is your employer?
>

You need to wipe your PC clean and install Ubuntu. Remove those pictures of
you having sex with those sheep. Just FYI.

Just FYI.

By the way, Senator Craig still is guilty. Just FYI.


<> wrote in message
news:...
>I Have Said This Many Time Before, And I Will Say It Again: Microsoft
>Office 2003 Still Has Severe Compatibility Problems With Windows Vista RTM,
>Even With Service Pack 3 (Some People Even Have Trouble Just Trying To
>Update Their Microsoft Office 2003 RTM Copies With Service Pack 3), Just
>FYI. Bottom Line Windows Vista RTM and Microsoft Office 2003 Don't Mix,
>Just FYI. Use Microsoft Office 2007 Instead, Just FYI.
>
> "Michele" <> wrote in message
> news:AC998B1A-7BAB-45EA-8B86-...
>>I have just installed Office 2003 on my new PC running Vista. Every time I
>> open any Office program (Outlook, excel etc) the Microsoft End User
>> agreement
>> comes up and I have to click accept. I have updated the SP3 how can I
>> stop it
>> please?
>

How long have you been a premature ejaculator? Just FYI

<> wrote in message
news:...
> Try Saving A Microsoft Word 2003 Document Or Microsoft Excel 2003
> Spreadsheet With Custom Macros Created By Your Employer In Windows Vista
> RTM, And See What You Get (We Got A Data Execution Prevention (DEP) Error
> Each And Every Time We Tried To Save My Mom's Excel 2003 Spreadsheets In
> Windows Vista RTM), Just FYI.
>
> "MICHAEL" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>* :
>>> I Have Said This Many Time Before, And I Will Say It Again: Microsoft
>>> Office
>>> 2003 Still Has Severe Compatibility Problems With Windows Vista RTM,
>>> Even
>>> With Service Pack 3 (Some People Even Have Trouble Just Trying To Update
>>> Their Microsoft Office 2003 RTM Copies With Service Pack 3), Just FYI.
>>> Bottom Line Windows Vista RTM and Microsoft Office 2003 Don't Mix, Just
>>> FYI.
>>> Use Microsoft Office 2007 Instead, Just FYI.
>>
>> Idiot.
>>
>>
>> -Michael
>