Office 365 to Office 356

Well there is an issue with that. We have to loose the current domain name and register for a new one. It is just 6 users.
I was thinking either go for office 365 or exchange online. But in both cases I would require to migrate the current mailbox of each user.

One of my clients already has a domain and is running office 365, now they want another domain and another office 365 subscription. The thing here I need your assistance is in how do I migrate the mails, calendars and contacts of each user from one office 365 to another office 365.
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I have Office 2013 MSI Language Pack installed on Windows 7 machine. After deploying Office 365 using ODT, Lync is crashing.
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Hi,
Have you checked the log file? Does it record the error details there?
So you only have the language pack on your computer, not the entire Office 2013 instance? Office 2013 MSI Language Pack doesn't work with Office 365. Try to remove the language pack then try again.
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn186220(v=office.15).aspx
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I've been looking for hours and can't determine if I have to have an Office 365 subscription to purchase Project Pro for Office 365. I have a user at our organization that needs Project Pro. There are no Office 365 accounts. The price point
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Hello,
I plan to procure 60 new PCs for my office. I need to also buy MS Office licenses. Currently, we have 25 Office 2013 Std.(perpetual) licenses. We will mostly use Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. We do not want to use cloud storage.
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One of our customer raised this below query: (Please refer :
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Cannot open document because Office keeps trying to sign in to Office 365 with the wrong account

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Try these steps from the source linked below:
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Office 365, Office 2013 and IaaS

Hello all,
I am planning to use a RDS environment built on AWS with Office 2013 pro plus deployed in it. Office 2013 pro plus would be licensed with a Volume License from a SPLA.
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Best Regards.

Hi,
You cannot use Office 365 Business Essentials license to connect to Office 365 ProPlus via a Remote Desktop Connection. This is because Office 365 ProPlus does not come with Office 365 Business Essentials.
To use Office 2013 via RDS connection, each user should be assigned with a license for Office 365 ProPlus, Office 365 ProPlus will then contact the Office Licensing Service on the Internet to obtain a licensing token for the user who uses Office 365
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App-V Office 2013/Office 365?

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In order to App-v Office 2013, apparently you need Office 365 ProPlus? How to get it, we do have Office 2013 ProPlus but that's not sufficient? Don't get what the difference is actually.
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The difference between Office 365 ProPlus and Office Professional Plus 2013 is licensing only as the text you've quoted shows and as Rory has provided details on as well.
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site.
If you have licensed Office 365, but want to use the Volume License media, you may have to purchase the media separately (which is really a download from the Volume License site). You may be required to purchase the minimum of 5 VL licenses to get access
to the media, but check with a Microsoft licensing expert for clarification.
The only supported method of deploying Office 2013 / Office 365 with App-V is via the Office Deployment Tool. This means that you can't use the VL media (SETUP /ADMIN) to create a configuration and capture that with the Sequencer.
See these articles for more info:
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2772509 (Rory has already posted this one)
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2915745
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any guidance on this? For more info see:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2630976Kevin Severud CCNA Security & Wireless, MCITP:EA & EDA7 MCTS Exchange 2007, MCTS SQL 2005

I know this is ancient, but it has come up in my environment since it shows up as necessary when running Office 365 Settings
Office 365 is not patched by WSUS or Microsoft Update, so is functionally out of scope for this forum.
If an update is showing as needed on Microsoft Update, then the client has something other than Office 365 installed.
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but I'm racking my lower end tech savvy brain trying to figure out why Outlook crashes so much for members of my organization even prior to a full load of users.
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Are you guys on the case with the Office 365 glitch everyones reported / querying - no send / reply buttons visible plus Script Error messages?

Script: https://r4.res.outlook.com/owa/15.0.775.9/owa2/scripts/boot.0.mouse.js:91
This is just one of the error messages I suddenly seem to be getting using Office 365 on Firefox on a iMac

Some other info gathered from Microsoft's forums:
(1) [http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/148/t/190650.aspx Cabt send a reply because send button does not show. - Manage Office 365 - Office 365 - Microsoft Office 365 Community]
Microsoft chimed in and is investigating. These temporary workarounds were noted:
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(2) [http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/172/t/191988.aspx Firefox - Outlook no send button when replying / new mail - Office applications - Office 365 - Microsoft Office 365 Community]
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I am using SCCM 2012 R2 and Office 365 ProPlus.
At products list (Software Update Point Components Properties) there is not Office 365.
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2014/01/21/managing-updates-for-office-365-proplus-part-1.aspx
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