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November 7, 2000 at 08:22 AM
minh

Win2k prof. w/ standard domain user righ

by minh . Updated 25 years, 6 months ago

I have just recently install win2k prof for my client. Everything seem to go pretty smoothly except for two little things.

1. Quickbook 2000
2. Microsoft Word 97

I have try to installed the above two softwares as a “local” admin w/ all the admin rights, NT domain admin, and installed as a NT 4 ‘ domain user’ with standard user rights. None of this seem to make any difference.

Quickbook 2k will only work if I have some type of admin rights. If I am login as a admin to my own machine (local) its work fine. If I am login as a domain admin, its work fine also. But If I login as a regular domain user (which work fine in windows 98) I cannot run qb 2k, Its give me some type of error msg in regard to the software key.

As for my Word 97, If I login as a standard domain user – the spell check is not available (it is not even gray out, it is simple not there at all). But If I use an admin account the spell check is available.

Does anyone know of some trick to get around this other than give this person admin rights.

Please help.

Thanks
Minh

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