[mso] Re: XP Windows & Office
- From: Errol & Estelle Sapir <errol@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 01:59:18 +0200
I installed the Office as administrator. I tried installing it as user.
In both cases when using XP as that user (or administrator) the problem
doesn't occur. I also went into office as the same user a few hours
later (after some others pupils had used the computer and Office) and it
"remembered" that that pupil had used the computer and didn't go through
the whole process again. That even more convinces me that if there was a
way to "tell" Windows that Office was an all users program, this
ridiculous process wouldn't be.
Errol
Craig Williams wrote:
> I would assume that you login as administrator. Does this happen to you?
>
> Craig Williams
> Static Control Components
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