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OFFICE 2019 INSTALL
OFFICE 2019 WINDOWS 10

For every bug they squash, they add two more. Yes, while the truth is, Microsoft Office patches, in the past year and a half and further have been phoned in. It may be difficult to seek your C-Levels on a subscription model now, but what happens when it’s the only option out there?

They’ve spent so many years working up to being the undeclared standard in Office Productivity apps, then all of a sudden, they pull out the traditional ‘sell it and forget’ model to a subscription model? Brilliant. In terms of the business model, it’s brilliant. But moving to a subscription model almost entirely guarantees them a somewhat-consistent flow of cash.

OFFICE 2019 INSTALL

Can anyone think of a reason why Office 2019 has to run on Windows 10? Has M$ given a reason why it won’t run on Windows 8? Probably not, and I don’t expect them to.Ĭ2R is a problem for deployments unless they allow us to install and rebuild the file as one of the software push formats that is accepted.

OFFICE 2019 WINDOWS 10

I don’t see it as a security-minded move on their part to force people to Office 2019 and Windows 10 I see it as more of a “we need to make money” scheme. So, how do you feel about Office 2019 changes? Vote in our poll below so we can find out what the Community thinks.Īs mentioned, Microsoft is going to do whatever they want. PLS MSFT STAP." Now we'd like to understand how IT pros in Spiceworks feel about the changes in general.

Responses have varied widely, from, "It seems like a reasonable move on their part" to "Not a concern to us" to, "Definitely see this being an issue" to, "Click-to-run SUCKS.

No MSI installs for Office 2019, only Click-to-Run.

Office 2019 extended EOS comes in 2025 (same as Office 2016).

Office 2019 only supported on Windows 10 (no Win7 or Win8).

There are more details in the previous post, but in short, the changes are: In a previous post ( Office 2019: Support only on Win10, no MSI install option, shorter lifecycle), I covered key changes Microsoft will introduce with in Office 2019 - presumably to move more people to a subscription model for the company's operating systems and software.Īccording to MS, this will allow it to produce better products and provide better support. Brace yourselves: Changes are coming to the next local / on-prem version of Office, scheduled to launch in the second half of 2018.