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Thank you. &nbsp;The MS knowledgebase article this link referred to was the solution.<br />
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Thanks again,<br />
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CM
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Thank you.  The MS knowledgebase article this link referred to was the solution.

Thanks again,

CM

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I have a new Windows Vista Home Premium system. &nbsp;I intalled Office 2003 from my previous computer and activated it with no problem.<br />
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Office 2003 runs fine, but each applications opens first by presenting me with the EULA agreement. &nbsp;I have to click Accept to clear it and use each app.<br />
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Anyone know how to fix this?<br />
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CM
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I have a new Windows Vista Home Premium system.  I intalled Office 2003 from my previous computer and activated it with no problem.

Office 2003 runs fine, but each applications opens first by presenting me with the EULA agreement.  I have to click Accept to clear it and use each app.

Anyone know how to fix this?

CM

Why does the EULA accept/decline dialogue keep popping up??

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