Windows 10: Is Outlook Part Of Office Home & Student 2016

Thread tells it all. Forgive what's a simple question. I do appreciate the comments.

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We appreciate your response. The Microsoft Office Home and Student 2016 suite includes Word 2016, Excel 2016, PowerPoint 2016, and OneNote 2016. The Outlook application is included in

Office 365 Personal and Home editions as well as in
Office Home & Business 2016. If you'd like to have Outlook on your device, we'd recommend upgrading to the aforementioned suites or purchase the

standalone version of Outlook.

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Hello Caruccja,

I am not familiar with an Office 2012 version. I was able to find other version of Office Home and Student, and it appears that they do not have Outlook. Information on the current version of Office Home and Student is available at:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/d/office-home-student-2016/cfq7ttc0k5fc.

 

Not according to this: Your request appears to be from an automated process

 

Same here: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/office-...?skuId=5266500

Outlook has always been available as stand-alone, didn't need the full suite of applications. Read more at Buy Microsoft Office 365 Home Personal subscriptions, toward the bottom of the page in Looking for standalone Office applications?
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Hey, thanks. What prompted the question was the appearance of Outlook in the My Office "Home/Opening Window" Yet when I would select it, I get the banner saying I needed to activate Outlook, followed by this:





Then clicking Help sends me over to Microsoft and that's left me even more puzzled Standalone. Still having trouble activating Outlook. When I sign in to activate, after the image above, I get the web page to download and install Office. I'm still confused. Even tried to Sign In and I'm recognized, but no place do I find the opportunity to activate Outlook.

And I have no desire to reinstall Office after having it for a year and tuned up just right.

Anyway, I just wasn't sure and now I know.

Thank y'all.

 

Hi folks

This one appears to be a very cheap version that replicates Outlook

I'll test it on a VM later but as a simple decent email program if you don't have outlook - could be a winner.

(I have both Thunderbird - on Linux and Outlook from Office but I like testing stuff so I'll have a go later with this. I have a few colleagues who are looking for an "outlook type" email and who hate any sort of Web mail type of stuff.)

24 USD for pro version -- if your email needs are simple the Free version might be OK.


OE Classic - Easy to use Outlook Express replacement

Cheers
jimbo

 

You're welcome. Glad to help. *Smile

It may be the outcome of some leftover Registry entries. Not sure, but even as a fanboy I can say that Windows is one of the worse for leaving crap behind there. Not that it affects the system, though. On the other hand they may have left items in case you do want to reinstall Office.

Anywho, they do offer stand-alone Outlook and all the Office programs that way.

Outlook: Your request appears to be from an automated process

Got that from a chat session. Heck if I can find a link to all the Office stand-alones, but I know yo can get them via the Store within Windows.

Also, I'm pretty sure UWP OneNote is free there.

 

No, Outlook is not part of Office Home & Student.
You may have left some remnants from a trial versions etc. Use the MS Office cleaning tools here.
https://support.office.com/en-gb/art...__________2016

 

Apparently it came in when I downloaded and installed my copy of Office.