Accessing Online DocumentsOne feature of Office 365 you may miss while offline is the ability to access documents in the cloud. Normally, Office 365 automatically saves your Office documents to OneDrive, Microsoft's cloud storage service. You can overcome this obstacle by syncing your computer with OneDrive before you take it offline. When you sync the computer, documents stored on OneDrive get saved to your hard drive so you can access them while offline. The next time you connect to the Internet, any documents you edited while offline automatically upload to OneDrive.
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Does anyone know how to do this???Would it work if i downloaded and installed onto a computer that was completely empty then move it to a usb and then to the computer without internet connection. I have already bought a package and need to be able to do this, any ideas?What 'package' did you buy, specifically?Office Home & Student 2016Online, as a download thing, right?The above linked Offline installer should work.Not sure what you're saying here, My one computer can be online, the other (which needs the office applications) is not.
Sounds like you're using Office 365. If you are, each user's account includes 5 simultaneous activations for Office 365 local installs (basically Office 2016 on a more regularly updated service branch). In this model each user logs into Office and it's licensed against their individual accounts 5 total activations.