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I have a new Dell laptop running Vista Business and every time I open Word
(2003) I'm asked to accept the "end-user license agreement." I see that this
is a known problem, but the only instructions I can find to fix it involve
modifying the registry and all instructions apply to computers running
Windows XP or 2003 Server. Those instructions don't seem to work with Vista
Business: When I try to run regedit, I find under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE no
permissions to click, as instructed. Furthermore, it's strongly suggested
that a complete backup of the system be done before messing with the
registry, but complete backup has to be done on the CD drive and it says
there's not room enough on the disc, even though it's completely blank (it
doesn't matter whether it's formatted or not); I know it may actually take
several discs, but the backup process won't even start. This is a separate
issue from that involving the registry, I know, but it's troubling,
nonetheless.
(2003) I'm asked to accept the "end-user license agreement." I see that this
is a known problem, but the only instructions I can find to fix it involve
modifying the registry and all instructions apply to computers running
Windows XP or 2003 Server. Those instructions don't seem to work with Vista
Business: When I try to run regedit, I find under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE no
permissions to click, as instructed. Furthermore, it's strongly suggested
that a complete backup of the system be done before messing with the
registry, but complete backup has to be done on the CD drive and it says
there's not room enough on the disc, even though it's completely blank (it
doesn't matter whether it's formatted or not); I know it may actually take
several discs, but the backup process won't even start. This is a separate
issue from that involving the registry, I know, but it's troubling,
nonetheless.