If you are using Microsoft Office 2003 and Windows Vista, you might run into a situation where the End User License Agreement pops up every time you start Outlook, Word, Excel or other Office programs. No matter how many times you click “I agree”, the license keeps appearing. To stop the EULA from appearing, follow these steps:
Now you can use your Office 2003 programs normally.
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Simple, but very valuable solution. Thanks for your help.
worked. thanks!
cool
amazing. very simple. wish I had done much sooner.
Thanks! I very much appreciate this fix which also works fine in Win7 using Office 2003 Small Business Edition.
Cheers! Been bugging me for ages and now fixed. Thanks for posting this.
Thank you! Simple but HUGE timesaver and frustration relief
Figures, even though I’m the administrator and the only account on this comp, I still have to select “Run as administrator” in order for this to work. Now to figure out the dozen other problems MS has thrown at me on here.
Thank, it hardly took one minute to solve the issue. Clear-cut, right guidance. Thank you very much
Brilliant and simple, thanks.
Thanks! Awesome!
Wow! I tried several other intended fixes, right down to modifying the registry, all with NO success. My Word 2003 worked will with Windows 7, but the Accept window persisted no matter what I tried.
Today I used your tip, and in less than a minute everything was perfect. Thank you.
So simple and straight forward – worked perfectly
Thanks a lot!
Brilliant! Thank youn to whomever came up with this! This has been driving me crazy and the “solution” Microsoft gave me didn’t work. I am forever grateful.