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Old 08-05-2007   #1 (permalink)
Tim


 
 

Problem With MS Office small business edition in vista premium!

Everytime i open a document, spreadsheet, presentation, ANYTHING dealing
with MS office, i am asked to accept or deny the terms of agreement. I
accept them everytime, but they wont go away. It doesn't matter how i open
the file, via start, ms office, word; or just by clicking on a saved
project. Nothing seems to fix it. Does anyone have a suggestion as to which
registry key i need to modify, or what program .dll i need to remove?

Thanks in advance

borlandjr@gmail.com
please send a copy here ^^^^


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