Online versions of Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).If you purchase Office 2016 as part of an Office 365 plan, you have a lot more options for plans and a lot more features. The stand-alone versions include the ability to save your files to the cloud, which makes collaboration easier – especially among teams not working in the same physical location. Includes everything in Home & Business 2016 plus Publisher and Access for $399.99 for 1 PC (not compatible with Mac)
Includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook) for $229.99 for 1 PC (or Mac – Mac users must purchase Office Home & Business 2016 for Mac) Office Professional 2016 There are two stand-alone versions available for businesses: Office Home & Business 2016 Here's what you get what you get with each option (please note: this focuses specifically on Office 365 business and enterprise plans): Stand Alone Office 2016 The below post is still true, but there are more differences between Office 2019 and Office 365 ProPlus (the version of Office included in Office 265) than in previous releases of Office. (Update : Office 2019 is now available for purchase. This means you have a few options for purchasing Office 2016: a stand-alone product or as part of an Office 365 subscription. Office 365 is a cloud-based subscription to a suite of programs including Office 2016. The short version: Office 2016 is a version of the Office productivity suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc), typically accessed via the desktop. But understanding difference between the options - most notably between Office 2016 and Office 365 - can be confusing. Passing this info to Support should help.If you're looking to purchase Microsoft Office for your business, you've got plenty of options. It maybe that a specific mitigation is the cause of the issue. You do need to restart the service when making local changes in the registry. You can then restart the "HitmanPro.Alert service" and this will be the config. You can go into the HKLM\Software\HitmanPro.Alert\_profiles_\Office key and toggle the mitigations on the right to 0|1 where 0 is off and 1 is on. In the case of "Exclude", al mitigations are set to 0.Īs a test, to see which mitigation might be causing an issue with an application, in this case a process classified as "Office". If you look under the _profiles_ sub-key you can see what mitigations are enabled for each of these profiles. If you exclude an application under: then your essentially changing the profile for the application to be "Exclude".
So for Firefox it should be "Browsers", Java.exe would be "Java", Excel.exe would be "Office" etc. If you select one, you can see the mitigation profile applied.
If you look in the registry of the client - HKLM\Software\HitmanPro.Alert\ You have all the applications picked up, e.g. Thanks, that's not a great long term fix.
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