Anyone with one of these devices can open, edit and save any MS Office documents (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), and PowerPoint presentations within windows and mac freely. Recently, Microsoft unveiled Office for iOS, which runs on iPhones and iPads and also Microsoft office to the mac device such as MacBook Pro and iMac. Even though there are many alternatives, this software used by more than 1 billion PC computers in the world. It’s used by most company and education institution throughout the world. Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac free download full version is a must-have productivity and business suite with its complete set of applications. > I am planning to leave out that .volume pkg from the base install and fix the license with a separate pkg that installs the license file only.Microsoft Office 2016 For Mac Free Download Full Version > /bin/rm -rf '$2/Microsoft Office Setup Assistant.app' > /usr/bin/sudo -u $USER '$volumelicense_exe_path' > volumelicense_exe_path='$2/Microsoft Office Setup Assistant.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft Office Setup Assistant' > It has annoyingly stupid solution in it's postinstall script: > And the suspected reason for the problem is in the volume licensing activator pkg (.volume). postinstall: _RegisterApplication(), FAILED TO establish the default connection to the WindowServer, _CGSDefaultConnection() is NULL. > Aug 11 13:41:17 installd: PackageKit: Executing script './postinstall' in /private/tmp/PKInstallSandbox.kLqkyJ/Scripts/.volume.NSHH45 > My installer running over loginwindow was hanging here: > anyone else testing MS Office 2016 Volume licensed version deployments? > On Tuesday, Augat 6:25:10 AM UTC-5, MiqViq wrote: If you are anyone has any further questions, please move this to munki-discuss. For our testing users, I'm opting for Option A, but I may change my CCXML pkginfo or move to Option B/C as they are faster deployments. > No one knows if anything beyond option D is a 'support installation'.

> Complain to Microsoft and let them know they should fix this. Deploy the current Office 365 package (which contains all current updates and all additional packages, minus _volume). Deploy the updated Microsoft packages only. Use LaunchAgent/postinstall to trust the Microsoft AU application. Create a package and deploy the licensing file. Use a ChoiceChangesXML key in the pkginfo to remove _volume from being installed, preventing the loginwindow issue. On a VM/test machine, activate it and grab the generated license from /Library/Preferences. Several of us have worked through the problem in a few ways.

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