MS Office Initial Start Up Username, Initials, and Company name prompt

R

Red

Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you.
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Red,

What version of Office are you using?

Are you installing from a CD or from an Office Admin Point
using an Enterprise License Key?

Are you using roaming users or ??

[Note: There isn't a newsgroup named microsoft.public.office
on the Microsoft news servers)

===
Hi,

I'm trying to stop MS Office from prompting the user to enter their
information when they first start up any one of MS Office's
applications. I've been poking around in the registry to try and
figure this out but nothing's going.

Does anybody have any ideas of how I can do this?

Thank you. >>
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
R

Red

Hi,

I'm using Office 2003 Pro, installing from an Office Admin Point with
an Enterprise License Key.

There are roaming users but no roaming profiles.

Thank you.
 
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