J
Jim
I installed Office 2003 Pro on my workstation and tested
for about a month before deploying it to other users.
Last Friday I put it on one other users workstation
(which this user is not a domain admin like myself).
Works great while I am logged in so I walk away. Today
the user logs in and opens Word and it bring up an
install window and asks for the disk. I put the disk and
it installed something very small and fast but it needed
the disk. So for a test I logged in as someone else on
that machine and it did the same thing. So for every
user that logs in to a workstation on a domain I have to
provide the disk for it to work????? Also in Access it
will not allow domain users to change the security
settings for macros and it won;t remember the
administrators answers to the macros to all users.
Anyone know about this? I can not see MS making it this
hard for domain users or machines that have more that one
user account. Only one user can use the machine at a
time so there is no license issue with that.
Thanks
Jim
for about a month before deploying it to other users.
Last Friday I put it on one other users workstation
(which this user is not a domain admin like myself).
Works great while I am logged in so I walk away. Today
the user logs in and opens Word and it bring up an
install window and asks for the disk. I put the disk and
it installed something very small and fast but it needed
the disk. So for a test I logged in as someone else on
that machine and it did the same thing. So for every
user that logs in to a workstation on a domain I have to
provide the disk for it to work????? Also in Access it
will not allow domain users to change the security
settings for macros and it won;t remember the
administrators answers to the macros to all users.
Anyone know about this? I can not see MS making it this
hard for domain users or machines that have more that one
user account. Only one user can use the machine at a
time so there is no license issue with that.
Thanks
Jim