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Change Macro Security Settings to Low during Custom Setup - Microsoft Office forums

Change Macro Security Settings to Low during Custom Setup

Posted: 18 May 2005 10:16 AM PDT

The only other thing at hand I can think of would be to make changes to the
AD Group Policies for Office 2k3 to change these settings to low.. but if i
remember correctly they appear not just in the Office Application templates
but in the master office template.. but you've probably already tried this..

"Computer Rx Inc" wrote:
 

Changing the Username

Posted: 18 May 2005 08:52 AM PDT

Don't know if this still works... but when you do the Administrative install
point, instead of having a persons name in the name file enter User (which
should on each profile change what you see on the Splash screen)...



"à¸*ะไรก็ตาม" wrote:
 

User name attribute when installing from admin image

Posted: 17 May 2005 12:39 PM PDT

Thanks for the reply, Brodieman. I'm not exactly sure what the difference is
- I only know that in many cases the user name that shows up as the owner of
the file when you are browsing files on the server is the name I used when
creating the desktop image (i.e., nothing to do with Office, just the default
Windows user name).

I think my problem is the same as the described in the thread "Changing the
Username", which you also replied to. Unfortunately, it's been so long since
I created the install point, I don't remember what I chose for the user name
option. If I chose a name other than User, would that cause the problem I'm
describing?

Michael

"Brodieman" wrote:
 

How do I download office onto my laptop?

Posted: 17 May 2005 11:29 AM PDT

Fred wrote: 

You downloaded it? Sorry, we don't assist thieves.

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OfficeXP Error Message--Can't Find Qualifying Program

Posted: 16 May 2005 10:17 PM PDT

glad alls ok

<com> wrote in message
news:46.248.16... 

Runtime errors in IE caused by Installing Office 2003

Posted: 16 May 2005 01:18 AM PDT

Hi Gerry,

You may want to troubleshoot the connection
in one of the Internet Explorer or Windows networking
newsgroups.

The Office apps are big, but not necessarily more top heavy
than other apps.

If a dialup it can come from not disabling call waiting, or
the conditions of the phone lines or someone picking up an
extension, among other causes.

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<<"Gerry Peters" <com> wrote in message news:phx.gbl...
I turned off the debugger, but I'm again losing my internet connection after
a period of time, this time it took several hours. So there must be
something in Office 2003 or possibly SP1 that's causing the IE problem

Any suggestions?

All I really need is Access, Word, and Frontpage. I guess I could uninstall
2003 and just install those. I have a DSL line and PIII-450, 250 meg of
ram. Is 2003 a resource hog?

--
Gerry Peters >>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx

WindowsXp will not close unless I close OfficeXp

Posted: 15 May 2005 12:50 PM PDT


So does win shutdown if you close OL first?


Hi DL, yes WindowsXp shuts down after I manually close Outlook and wonder
what I did (checked off) that requires Outlook to CLOSE before I can shutdown
my system? Thanks, Bob

MST Outlook Personal Folders Definition

Posted: 15 May 2005 01:11 AM PDT

The problem only exists if Office is installed through an administrative
installation and an MST, and does not exist if Office is installed directly
from disks. Therefore I thought it was more of a setup issue than an Outlook
issue. Still do. But I'll take your advice and post in the OL ng as well.
Thanks

"DL" wrote: