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Microsoft respects your privacy, but, I cannot click on, and CLOSE? When trying to close the Microsoft Office 365, it will not let me close, but, does say Click on Word, etc.!
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Microsoft respects your privacy, but, I cannot click on, and CLOSE? When trying to close the Microsoft Office 365, it will not let me close, but, does say Click on Word, etc.!
easy change your settings back to 100% rather than larger then you will see the dialog boxes to check through 😊
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For me, the ""Microsoft respects your privacy" screen seems to appear only during the day's first opening of Excel. After that, it seems to go away.
As suggested earlier, you may have to run Word as Administrator to accept the agreement.
For me, the ""Microsoft respects your privacy" screen seems to appear only during the day's first opening of Excel. After that, it seems to go away.
That worked! I had to lower my display resolution quite a bit. I was then able to see the full dialog box, to confirm the agreement, click, "done", etc. Glad I saw your suggestion--thanks!