Microsoft offers a Visio Online and Project Online subscription as a part of Office 365, and any user that has the license assigned to them can download them from. How To Install Visio 2019 or Project 2019 Volume Licensing also gives you the option to use a MAK key. If your company has a KMS server, you’ll also want to download the new Microsoft Office 2019 Volume License Pack and install it on your KMS server.
Even though Microsoft provides it in an ISO format, it is still the Click-To-Run version so you’ll need to uninstall any MSI Windows Installer Office products you had previously. You can find the new ISO file for Office Professional Plus 2019 in your Volume Licensing Center and it only includes a 64-bit version now. Upgrade From Office 2016 to Office 2019 Using Volume Licensing This will download the installer that you can then run to get everything installed, including OneDrive for Business and Skype for Business. You’ll want to go to and click Install Office Apps and click Office 2016 (yes, as of this article, it still says Office 2016). Upgrade From Office 2016 to Office 365 Using The Office Portal This is especially true if you used the old MSI Windows Installer because Office 365 uses the Click-To-Run installer and you can’t have any of the Windows Installer versions installed. If you previously had Microsoft Office 2016 and you’re moving to the cloud-based Office 365 or Office 2019, the first thing you’ll want to do is completely uninstall Office 2016, including Skype for Business, Project 2016, and Visio 2016 if you had them installed. Microsoft Office 2019 is the current standalone release for features that have already been rolled out to Office 365 users. If you’re using Office 365, then you already have all of the features of the newly announced Office 2019 and there’s nothing more you need to do. Microsoft basically has two models for Office, the cloud-based Office 365 subscription that stays up-to-date with current releases and features, and the standalone Office like Office 2013, Office 2016, and now Office 2019. There’s been some confusion online about the differences between Office 365 and Office 2019. Earlier this week, Microsoft announced the availability of Office 2019 for Windows and Mac at its Ignite 2018 conference.
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