After I installed Office 2003 in administrator mode,its asking for configure office 2003 for first time in another login.Why do I get this?
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because, if you were "hypothetically" a different user {e.g. a Co-worker, etc.} you could configure Office with your name, address, contacts, etc
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This is an outlook issue.\n\n1. Repair Outlook. With Outlook open, go to Help > Detect and Repair.\n\n2. Make sure you have the latest updates. In outlok, click help, office updates.\n\n3. If no joy, repair or reinstall Outlook.  Go to Add/Remove Programs and highlight Microsoft Office. Click on Install/Uninstall.  A menu will pop allowing you to choose repair or reinstall.
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I think you can't upgrade the trial version to the new version, that's why its "trial". You have to buy the software.\n\nYou have to uninstall the trial version, and then install the new full version. You can upgrade the real version with available updates, but you can't probably upgrade it to next full version. \n\nFor example, if you use MS Office 2003, you can upgrade it, but that doesn't mean you will have MS Office 2007 on your PC. Unique features of Office 2007 will still be absent in your version.
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To change the default language, go to Start> All Programs> Microsoft Office> Microsoft Office Tools> Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings.\n\nNext, click the "Enabled Languages" tab. Where it says "Choose the language....", choose English (U.K.). Click OK.\n\nA message appears describing the effects of the change. If you are sure you're ok with those changes, then click Continue. You will lose any customizations you've already made, but you can always start those over in your chosen language.
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i would like to add one more thing\nu can do this only if u r the computer administrator \nor u r logged as administrator
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Mine did this too and I have searched everything! \nThis morning I thought I would try to reload Office and it worked!!  My address bar accepts me just typing the www.domain.com.  When I reloaded Office I did a fix errors on my installation.  \nHope it works for you!  \nGood Luck!!!\nNo longer Frustrated
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You should only login as an administrator when you are doing administrative task (installing software, etc) \n\nthat way you'd be protecting the computer against any mistake or virus that you might make
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Unistall both of them and install office again!!
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Well this depends on what Version of Microsoft word you are using.\nI believe that 2003 and upwards has an autorecovery feature installed...\n\nThis just basically saves your current work every 5 or ten minutes or so.\n\nIf a problem is encountered and it is need to close down the program without you able to save...It will auto restore your last piece of work.\n\nOn earlier versions of windows I'm sure that in the options > save tab, there is a feature to save automatically. I believe you have to set this yourself. It does not automatically load this for you on a restart after a error.\n\nHope this help
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Are you logged in as the system administrator?\nTry that first. Even though you may have administrator rights.
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Normally, the Administrator User is the highest Authority level on the computer...so, normally, using this account must be with care as you have full control over the PC, including installing, uninstalling, deleting, etc\n\nRegarding Windows automatically logging in without asking for a password, this is because its been configured to automatically login with a default Username and Password (password coould be blank)..\n\nAlso, not getting a list of users to choose which one to log on with is due to that the Administrator Account is a Member of "Administrators" & "Debuggers" groups and not the "Users" group, so, it will never show up in the list of logginig on...\n\nTo reconfigure this, you can do any of the following options:\n[1]\n- Create another account that is a normal user by oopening User Accounts from under control panel and choose create a new user account (Limited Account);\n\n[2]\nAdd the Administraot user in the "Users" Group by doing the following (any mistake can cause problems...please follow steps carefully):\n- Right-click on My Computer and choose Manage;\n- Under "Computer Managerenet", on the menu on the Left, double-click "Local Users and Groups" to open a sub-mneu;\n- Click on "Users" from the sub-menu;\n- On the right side, right-click on the "Administrator" User and choose Properties;\n- Click on the second tab which says "Member Of";\n- Click on "Add";\n- On the following Screen, at the bottom left is a button called "Advanced", click on it to expand this screen with more options;\n- Now, on the right side of the screen, in the middle is a button named "Find Now", click on it;\n- Below, a table shows up with two colomns, Name (RDN) and In Folder--under the Name (RDN), scroll down until you find the group called "Users" with an icon of 2 faces NOT 1 [they are arranged alphabetically]--then click on it and choose "OK";\n- Then click "OK" again on the next 2 screens...\n\n[3]\n- Open Control Panel, then User Accounts, as you probably did before to reset the Administrator Password;\n- Under the User Accounts screen, choose the third option, "Change the way users log on or off";\n- Two options are now avialable, if they are both checked (selected) unselect the first one, then Apply changes...\n\nPS: As far as I could remember, that this 1 requires another user account to be available as well to run...\n\nPPS: This option will change the login screen to the old pre-Windows XP style...\n\nHope this answers your question...\n...\n..\n.
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First of all did you buy you computer fully loaded or did it come with the cd's for you to set up the programs to run on it. Was the computer a brand new gift or hand me down.  This is my experience with a new purchase of a Dell computer with Windows XP.  Dell loaded a lot of the programs on my computer but did not fully load MS Office. Actually Office works like this: as you use it and a need comes up for a program or utility to run in Office, it will then ask you to load it from the cd. You need to ask the vendor or the person you purchased or received the computer from for  the Office cd. The only other solution I can think of is to go to the link I am going to give you and see if you can find something there to help you.  Good luck :)\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/CD010224911033.aspx
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█►Is the user name on the login Administrator? If not, might change it to admin and login.\n\n\n█►Domain or standalone\n▬♂http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303594\n\n\n\n█►A recently installed program has disabled the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching. To restore these features, you must uninstall the program. The following file name might help you identify the program that made the change: C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;BCMLogon.dll\n\nI couldn’t switch the logon screen, and I couldn’t access the internet. I ran to another PC and found the solution to this problem.\n\nTo resolve the problem and restore the Welcome Screen and Fast User Switching, you need to reset the GinaDLL entry using these steps:\n\n* Click Start, Run and type REGEDIT\n* Navigate to the following key:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; SOFTWARE &#92; Microsoft &#92; Windows NT &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Winlogon\n* Backup the key by exporting to a file.\n* In the right pane, right-click GinaDLL, and then click Delete. (You need to remove the whole value, not just its Value Data)\n* Close Registry Editor\n\n\nit worked for me, but this time when i pressed Ctrl Alt delete to access the admin account on my laptop in welcome screen this is what solved getting the welcome screen back.\nIt might apply to others using or losing the welcome screen.\n\nhttp://www.pcmech.com/forum/printthread.php?t=139035
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You can install one copy of Office Professional Edition 2003, Office Small Business Edition 2003, and Office Standard Edition 2003 on your main computer and another on your laptop computer for your exclusive, but non-concurrent use. To install a version of these Office 2003 Editions on more than these two computers, you must obtain another license for the program. You can install Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 on up to three computers in your household if a household member is qualified. You can work with Office 2003 Editions at your desk and when mobile.  Note  Licenses for the 2003 release of Office acquired preinstalled on new computers are single-computer licenses that cannot be transferred or installed on another computer.
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this is all because of your administrator just log as administrtor if u have win 2003 server \ngo to start administrator tool\nlocal computer and groups \nmodify the accounts\nif u have installed active directory change the logon hour this is the time when a user can log on \nyou can log on agin \nif problem presist contect
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well if you havent set a password for the built-in adminstrator account...at the welcome screen hit ctl-alt-del twice which will bring up a logon dialog box..type user:administrator pw:blank and click ok..now goto user accounts in the control panel and reset your password. Hope that helps.\n\nGlad to have helped man. How about giving me a best answer!! Thanks.
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i think u need to log in as an administrator . do it like this :\ncontrol panel > user accounts > change the way users log on or off > UNcheck the two options .\nthen log off and log in again , now you have to write the username and password by yourself .\n\nUsername : administrator\nPassword : "blank"     >> ((if u haven't change it))\n\nnow you are the administrator and can do whatever you want . \nGood Luck