Microsoft Office 2016 VL ProPlus en US (x86 & x64) Apr 2016

Microsoft Office 2016

Whether you're working or playing, Microsoft is here to help.
We ’re the company that created Microsoft Office, including Office 365 Home,
Office 365 Personal, Office Home & Student 2016, Office Home & Business 2016,
and Office Professional 2016. You can also get Office for Mac. Whatever your
needs whether professional or simply for fun—we've got you covered.

Now take Office with you wherever you go, across all your devices with
Office 365. An Office 365 subscription gives you access to the latest
versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and more on your PC,
Mac, tablet or smartphone. You also get 1TB of OneDrive cloud storage for
your photos, videos and documents, plus 60 minutes of Skype calls per month
and tech support from Microsoft-trained experts at no extra charge.

The powerful software in

Microsoft Office 2013 remains in Microsoft Office 2016,

including features and shortcuts for the things you do most often, like
creating professional-looking presentations, working on spreadsheets, or
word processing. And because Office 2016 allows you to open, save, modify,
or collaborate on documents in the cloud, you can maximize efficiencies and
do great work anywhere, anytime. Microsoft Office is much more powerful and
comes with better support than free software,
like Open Office or Google Docs.

How to's

1. Update Microsoft Office 2016 (obviously requires Microsoft Office 2016 VL to be installed on the target machine)
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Unzip this torrent and run batch file 'Install Updates', preferably as admin.

How it works

For each update package contained in the directory, the batch file will first determine if it needs to be installed / updated, then install each package in sequence.
The batch file enables logging so that the log files are generated in the user’s %temp% temporary folder, for example, C:Users\AppDataLocalTempofficeupdate.log.
Let the batch file do its job, then you can check which updates were actually installed: have a look at the officeupdate.log or go to Windows Update --> Update history --> Installed Updates