Is It Possible To Download Just Outlook 365 Only?

duster340 said:

I have tried many different scripts but they all download all their applications which I don't need nor want.

Not sure what is meant by this - are you talking about email clients (programs)? Which one(s) did you try ?

To make sure your service provider is still maintaining accessible POP/IMAP and SMTP servers you should test it out on one of the free email clients before trying to buy something like MS Outlook.

Thunderbird and/or eMClient

duster340 said:

Not buying it your renting it on a yearly basis

That goes for most programs, whether payment on a monthly, yearly basis or just a one-off payment. You never buy/own any program you use, you're only ever just paying for a licence to use it (which is tantamount to rental/leasing/hiring, call it what you may). Not much justification in singling out MS for this practice.

duster340 said:

I have tried many different scripts but they all download all their applications which I don't need nor want. My situation is that my ISP Rogers In Toronto Canada have decided all m remembers must use their Web Mail which is like jumping through 3 hoops to get there. I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64 bit Enterprise 22H2 after doing a complete reinstall since I had no idea that their PC Reset gives you back the same Registry which was corrupt in the first place. If I'm out of line with this post I'm very sorry but if anyone can give me feedback on if this is possible I would really appreciate it. Thank You.

Outlook 365 is part of Office 365. You can only download all the items in one go that you are licensed to use.

idgat said:

That goes for most programs, whether payment on a monthly, yearly basis or just a one-off payment. You never buy/own any program you use, you're only ever just paying for a license to use it (which is tantamount to rental/leasing/hiring, call it what you may). Not much justification in singling out MS for this practice.

What you're saying is technically true, but the OP is talking about the subscription model vs. a “one-off payment”, not whether the license is owned or leased. You're correct that Microsoft is not the only company trying to move users away from a one time payment to a subscription model, for the obvious reason that more money can be made that way. Fortunately, Microsoft continues to make one-time purchase versions of Office available as an alternative to the Office 365 subscription.

bro67 said:

Bleeping Computer | Best Category: Apps & Software, Discounts & Sales - February 2024

Op wants to install an older version of outlook as his student licence does not include outlook.

As I said earlier, this is not possible.