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| I have installed MS Office 2000 and Adobe Reader 6.0 using the status as Administrator. However, when I logon with another user name, say "User" (with same status as Administrator), the "User" cannot access to the above mentioned applications. Instead, it prompts to insert installation disc (for Office 2000) or show that a program (journal viewer) cannot be accessed (for Adobe Reader). Could anyone please advise me what happen? | Guest
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