I hate MS! Windows7beta ruined my computer. Now I cannot register oneNote,
it accepts that impossible to read with glaucoma key, but the next time I use
it, it demands that I enter it again. My eyes and my mind are not that
strong. I HATE MS.

Hi Thomas,

the whole point of a beta is that it isn't guaranteed to work properly - it's entirely 'use at your own risk'!
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Cheers
macropod
[Microsoft MVP - Word]


"Thomas Kufahl" <ThomasKufahl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5BB295AF-942E-457B-8520-840ACA85B948@microsoft.com...
>I hate MS! Windows7beta ruined my computer. Now I cannot register oneNote,
> it accepts that impossible to read with glaucoma key, but the next time I use
> it, it demands that I enter it again. My eyes and my mind are not that
> strong. I HATE MS.

Assuming the precautions listed were the same with Vista before it was
released, you were forewarned not to install it on a production system.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Thomas Kufahl" <ThomasKufahl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5BB295AF-942E-457B-8520-840ACA85B948@microsoft.com...
>I hate MS! Windows7beta ruined my computer. Now I cannot register
>oneNote,
> it accepts that impossible to read with glaucoma key, but the next time I
> use
> it, it demands that I enter it again. My eyes and my mind are not that
> strong. I HATE MS.

Oh, I know about windows7, my problem is registering oneNote every time I use
it. It accepts those 1000 product keys, but the next time I have to do it
again. I have glaucoma and can't see those microscopic product keys. Maybe
one time it will really register it, but maybe never. Thank you, though, I'm
glad to know that people read these things and response. Thanks.

Oh, I know about windows7, my problem is registering oneNote every time I use
it. It accepts those 1000 product keys, but the next time I have to do it
again. I have glaucoma and can't see those microscopic product keys. Maybe
one time it will really register it, but maybe never. Thank you, though, I'm
glad to know that people read these things and response. Thanks.

Thomas

Windows 7 is a Beta. I also say the same as others. No need to reply w2ith the
canned message.

Why don't you post this to the One Note discussion group (newsgroup) and find out
the same.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...public.onenote


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Peter

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"Thomas Kufahl" <ThomasKufahl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:136E24C8-D8DE-4BD0-A585-42EAA35D66F5@microsoft.com...
> Oh, I know about windows7, my problem is registering oneNote every time I use
> it. It accepts those 1000 product keys, but the next time I have to do it
> again. I have glaucoma and can't see those microscopic product keys. Maybe
> one time it will really register it, but maybe never. Thank you, though, I'm
> glad to know that people read these things and response. Thanks.
>

In article <7482CB8F-630D-4703-9686-DDF9F38AD73F@microsoft.com>, Thomas Kufahl
wrote:
> Oh, I know about windows7, my problem is registering oneNote every time I use
> it. It accepts those 1000 product keys, but the next time I have to do it
> again. I have glaucoma and can't see those microscopic product keys. Maybe
> one time it will really register it, but maybe never. Thank you, though, I'm
> glad to know that people read these things and response. Thanks.

Try logging in as an administrator (or assuming Win7 still has the right
click/run as trick, use that to run OneNote as admin).

No no, nothing is canned. I can't register my OneNote. Each time I use it,
I have to try again. Maybe some day it will accept it, but not yet. This is
not easy for my bad eyes. The subject stands for today yet.