latest version of office 365 clickto run

That’s still a delivery channel that Microsoft makes available - a one-time purchase for installation on one PC or Mac. Now more commonly it’s bought as a card (Office 2016), with a download link and an activation code. Microsoft Office Home and Business used to be available in a retail store as a DVD (Office 2013). And it’s installed via the Click to Run installation technology. It’s the version of Office that you only get to use while you are paying for a valid Office 365 license subscription and it’s the version that you’re allowed to install & run on a Remote Desktop Server. It’s the version of Office that’s activated with your Office 365 plan license, installed on your PC/Mac, and regularly updated. Office 365 ProPlus gets a little lost in the Office 365 plan terminology. What they are usually asking though is “Does x thing apply to the Office 2013 DVD from my local retailer too or only to the Office 365 ProPlus software?” Here’s the thing - an Office 2013 retail DVD IS a Click to Run installation. “Does x thing apply to Office retail editions too or only to the Click to Run version?” There is a bit of confusion with terminology and I’ve seen several IT Pro conversations start like this:

Latest version of office 365 clickto run