It is possible to use a different licensing structure than volume licensing however, it will be more difficult to manage as each license must be activated separately on each desktop. Volume licensing should also be considered a requirement for Office 2007 and earlier. KMS should be considered a requirement for VDI deployments of Office 2010 and higher. User profile installations must be done in the end-user VM while logged in as the user. Note that some Office add-ons, like for Excel, are installed directly in the user profile, so can't be layered.

When using add-ons in separate layers, it is recommended to include all previously included add-ons also as prerequisites to ensure that they will work together properly if they will ever be deployed together. If you use Office Add-ons, these should be included in the office layer, but can sometimes be installed in different layers with Office checked as a prerequisite layer during layer creation. If your organization's requirements are more complicated, then there will be more things to keep in mind. Microsoft Office is an application that is generally easy to install into a layer, and, if it will be used by itself, there are no complexities other than activation. Please advise with steps to remedy or point to online resources.Citrix App Layering - Microsoft Office Overview To reconcile before I connect other devices (phone) as I suspect the path will not connect to the correct calendar either. I just installed a few days ago and have worked through the email folder (this computer only) issue but this one has me. is to email myself from another computer so it shows up in my proper calendar. I would be fine with this (use Calendarįor old mtg's (archive) and use the Calendar (this computer only) for all current and future meetings except that it is saying I don't have permissions to create appt's in this folder (although I do in the 'Calendar' folder. This folder is where new meeting requests via email are being routed (they do not show in the 'Calendar' view. In doing that a second 'Calendar (this computer only)' folder was created.

I installed Outlook 2013 on a standalone computer (no network/servers etc) and when I migrated calendar items from my Outlook 2010 on another computer, they went into the 'Calendar' folder so I could see all future and historical meetings.

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Install outlook 2013 standalone