Iphone license agree loop

OS 6.0
I cannot run updates on my iPhone. I am unable to get out of an endless loop on the license agreement to install. I agree and in is just keeps asking me to agree until I say no, or cancel the update(s) or install(s). Does anyone know of a solution?
Thanks,
Don

This is a known bug from yesterday, that Apple supposedly fixed. If you are having problems with it today, then maybe it is still a problem for some users. Be patient. Try to update an App now.

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Thank you for your quick reply! Problem solved.
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19 jun 2012 kl. 21:49 skrev VikramGaur <[email protected]>:
Re: Adobe Reader license agreement
created by VikramGaur in Adobe Reader - View the full discussion
Hello,
Welcome to Adobe Forums,
If the resolution of you computer is small, then please increase the resolution size and then you will see the "Accept" button
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On Windows 7 & Vista : Right Click on Desktop -> Screen Resolution
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Thanks,
Vikram
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