Why do I get office 2003 installation again for new login?
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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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CAUSE\n\nThis problem occurs when the following conditions are true:\n\n•You installed Microsoft Office 2000 Disc 2 after installing Disc 1.\n•The Office Assistant for Disc 2 is set to Run from CD-ROM\n•Disc 2 is not available.\n\nRESOLUTION\n\nTo run the Office programs and the Office Assistant without these errors, run the Setup program for Disc 2 and change the install location of the Office Assistant to Run from My Computer instead of Run from CD-ROM. To do this, follow these steps:\n\n1.Close all programs and run Microsoft Office Disc 2 Setup in Maintenance mode.\n2.In the Microsoft Office 2000 Maintenance Mode dialog box, click Add or Remove Features.\n3.In the Microsoft Office 2000: Update Features dialog box, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Tools to expand the features list. If the sign is already a minus sign (-) the features list is already expanded.\n4.Click the symbol next to Office Assistant, and then click Run from My Computer in the list that appears. Click Update Now.
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eBay - get one version back (Office 2000 or XP)
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Reinstall Office, but with ALL the options, and ALL the fonts.
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probably because everytime you log in to outlook it is retreiving the emails again !
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no, it should update itself without the need of un-installation.\n\nIf you begin experiencing problems, though, you'll need to uninstall it and re-install.\n\nI've seen issues when jumping two or three generations ahead, like going from office 97 to office 2003.  In that case, you should uninstall.  But if you're just going from office xp to office 2003, then it won't be a problem.
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Trying searching for the same problem under Outlook 2003. Alot of times the problem is relate to something Microsoft Windows related. I have one of the original Betas of Office 2007 and when I installed the latest refresh I had a few issues. You can also try unistalling the product and reinstalling to see if that helps.\n\nAs an FYI always use the System Restore feature in Windows XP before you install a BETA version of any application software product. This way you can return to a previous state fairly easy. If you happen to have System Restore turned on, I would go to a restore point prior to installing O2k7.
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May be because you are not logged in a administrator.
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double check what is written on the paper that came from Microsoft.  capital letter b's can look like the number 8, so make sure you read it carefully.  If it still doesn't work, then you need to get back to the place you purchased it.\n\nIf its not a closed package with a proper microsoft certificate and product key and you paid for it, someone gave you a stolen copy of Office.  If you downloaded it somewhere with a key, then thats illegal and you shouldn't complain.
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This might be it.  It sounds just like the problem you are having.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=304424\n\nJolly Good is right when he mentions about the possibility of a virus style macro.  Unfortunately uninstalling won't fix that because the uninstall program will leave any macro or spreadsheet files in the same start up folders where they are now.  When you re-install, they will remain there. (i.e. MS does not wipe out the folders.)\n\nTo verify it isn't a bad macro, navigate to "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Office11&#92;XLStart" and see if there are any unusual workbooks or add-ins in that folder.  By the way if you have a version of Excel earlier than Excel 2003, then it won't be &#92;Office11&#92; but something else like &#92;Office10&#92;.
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May be your Ms-Office package is currupted. Try to install it again and hopefully it will sovle yr problem.
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How can I retrieve my Windows 2000/XP/2003 or Office 2000/XP CD Key?\n\nSometimes you might need to retrieve the CD Key used to install Windows in order to find out if it's legally purchased, or just for safe keeping. I usually find myself in that position whenever I'm at a client's location, trying to see if the copy of Windows 2000 he's using is indeed legally registered.\n\nLuckily for us, some programs exist that can help you do just that - retrieve license information from the registry, and allow you to copy it for safekeeping or for documentation purposes.\n\nMagical Jelly Bean Keyfinder\n\nThis is a small freeware utility that retrieves your Product Key (cd key) used to install windows from your registry. It has the options to copy the key to clipboard, save it to a text file, or print it for safekeeping. It works on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Office 97, and Office XP.\n\nThis version (v1.41) is a quick update to make it work with Windows Server 2003.\n\nYou can download it from \n\nhttp://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml\n\nNote: This tool does not seem to be able retrieve the Office 2003 CD Key. However, a new version of this tool - v1.5B3 - does have the capability of seeing the Office 2003 CD Key, and also enables you to directly change the existing CD Key to another one.\n\nYou can download v1.5B3 from http://www.magicaljellybean.com/beta/kf15b3.zip\n\nNote that this tool is NOT a cracking tool, and it does NOT generate a serial for you. All it does is to extract your existing CD Key.\n\nCD Key Reader\n\nCD Key Reader is another small tool that can find and display registration information for Microsoft tools and software that is installed on your computer (i.e. Windows, Office and so on).\n\nYou can download it from\n\nhttp://www.skaro.net/cd-keyreader\n\nBTW, there are quite a few other tools that do the same trick. If you know of a good one please let me know.
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try instaling office xp with sp3 ..it's the same... or reinstal office 2003
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If you trust the page you're visiting, don't cancel the installation.  It means that page needs the ActiveX control to show properly.  If it's installed and running, the message shouldn't pop up the next time.\n\nIf the page can't be trusted, don't visit it again.
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Uninstall and reinstall your MS Office.\n\nIt looks like some files have gone corrupt.\n\nAlso check for updates and apply them every week, not just of XP but for MS Office as well.\n\nIf you didn't have the latest updates, this kind of thing could've happened, because they were addressing vulnerablities in MS Office.\n\nAll the best.
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Make sure the user you are logging in as when you are not the Administrator has a powerful enough account to install software-- it is a different group for different operating systems but you can always put them in Administrators group and take them out once the installation is complete.\n\nIf that does not work, your profile may be damaged. Reboot the computer first then Log on as the Administrator, navigate to C:&#92;documents and settings, locate the folder for the user having the problem and rename the whole folder to .old.  So if the folder used to be called Susie, change it to Susie.old.  Give Susie administrator status (temporary if you want) and try again. It should work.\n\nThat step will make any favorites, wallpaper, documents that were on the Desktop, etc not work for Susie any more!  But it is easy to get them back... once you have fixed the problem with Office, log back in as Administrator and copy the desired items (like the Desktop folder or the Favorites folder) from the susie.old folder to the susie folder.
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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