running outlook 7 in vista non-administrator user accounts

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1.Office 97 Spellcheck unavailable in non-Administrators User?

I recently had to reload everything due to a power supply failure, the
reload was done on a clean / new hard drive.

I have everything working but am unable to get the spellcheck in Office 97
Professional to work in users that do not have administrators privleges. And
now I see that the spell check in the Oultook Express is not working either.
Any ideas??   the program works fine otherwise.
Thanks Jeff

2.XP - Outlook Express runs as Administrator but not Limited user

This topic belongs in 
microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress but since I'm 
already replying...

Your problem is probably due to upgrading in-place from Win9X and switching 
to NTFS at the same time.

Log on as gpz, then open a Command Prompt. Enter the command SET then look 
for the output line which starts USERPROFILE. It is probably pointing to a 
path other than the "normal" 2K/XP default which would be Documents and 
Settings\gpz. Log on as an administrator and grant full control to the 
profile path for gpz.

Quicken is an application which stores data by default underneath its 
Program Files directory. Microsoft published guidelines years ago which 
state that Program Files is for storing program files. In other words, 
assuming that applications are designed properly, the threat of virus 
infections would be reduced by making everything under Program Files 
read-only except when logged on as an administrator. Since you obviously 
can't do anything about Intuit's design at this point, log on as 
administrator and grant change permissions on the Quicken data directory for 
gpz (or a group containing gpz, if there will be other Quicken users). Try 
to keep permissions as narrow as possible. For example, don't grant them to 
the Everyone group or grant them at the Program Files level.

Upgrading in place, especially from 9X all the way to XP, is difficult. You 
may also find apps that cannot be fixed without re-installing. Even though 
you might have an app which supports 9X and XP, it might have 2 different 
versions of a DLL file and only install 1 of them, depending on the OS it 
detects during installation. When you upgrade the OS, it no longer has the 
compatible DLL. There are many such situations you could run into, which is 
why people rarely upgrade in-place across multiple OS generations.


"ezaha" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message 
news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
>- I just upgraded from Win98SE to XP Pro.
> - Defined an Administrator user (root) and a Limited User (gpz)
> - Using Simple File Sharing
>
> PROBLEM: Outlook Express does not run from the "Limited user" account.
>
> WHAT I HAVE TRIED:
> a) If I change the "Limited user" (gpz) account to be an Administrator
> account, I am able to run Outlook Express as gpz user just fine.
>
> b) If I change the gpz account back to a "limited user", Outlook Express
> does not run when login as gpz.
>
> c) If I run from the "limited user" (gpz), but run Outlook Express using
> "Run As", Outlook Express opens (very slowly) but comes up with no data.
>
> Incidently, the only way I can get Quicken 2001 to run from the "limited
> user" (gpz) is to use "Run As". 

3.Install Office in Vista Standard User or Administrator?

It seems like this should be an easy question, but I can't find it anywhere.

I have Vista Home Premium and I need to install Office Enterprise 2007.  
Should I install it as the system administrator or in my standard user 
account?  I would like to make sure it is available for the other standard 
accounts on my computer.

4.Office 2003 always run install when the user is not administrator

OS = XP  pro with sp2


Previous office 2000 install removed before installing Office2003

When not on an account with admin privilages Office always runs a mini 
install when you click on the icons to start the application.  Happens with 
all apps in office.

Thank you for your help.

5.Office will not load: Only runs under master administrator account

I have installed Office 2007 Beta 2 and have been running it without problem 
for a while. Suddenly trying to load any office application results in a 
message saying "Microsoft Office <program name> has not been installed for 
the current user. Please run setup to install this application".

The account I am using is an administrator account, but the only account 
office will run succesfully on is the master administrator account. I have 
tried uninstalling the beta and removing all registry/local settings files 
several times, reinstalling from both the master administrator account and 
the one I use, ensuring it is set to install for all users. I have also tried 
reinstalling Office 2003, but the same error still occurs.

I have tried all of the possible fixes I can find on google/Microsoft KB but 
none of them work. Any help would be appreciated!

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8. Error running Office 2000 from non-admin accounts in Windows XP.