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Hello,
I noticed that when I installed Office 2016 Pro it immediately installed the full package with all the apps including the ones that I don't need (OneNote, Publisher, etc.).
Isn't there a way to select during the installation which apps you want to install and which apps you don't? I remember Office 2013 did give you that option.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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MS has not released, as yet, an msi installation for 365/2016 Pro Plus
The "as yet" contains the built-in implication that they intend to do something about it, however earlier comments in this thread (see the post by Rohn007, there doesn't seem to be a way to link to individual posts) don't hold out much hope if it's been an ongoing problem since 2010.
Some folks I contacted (an Office MCT) say according to their contacts @MS ,a custom install will be available in the future.
I'm going to a MS event Nov 3 here in SF(Windows 10 & Office ) and will try and see exactly what they are planning.
an msi was released for prior versions of Pro Plus
Please don't clutter up a useful thread with nonsense. This is about Office 2016, not previous versions.