OneNote is free now, but where is the offline installer without app-streaming?

[ListenUpGuys]

...for Windows 7 (x64)

 

[user928]

32bit Download OneNote 2013
64bit http://www.onenote.com/Download/win32/x64/en-US

 

[ListenUpGuys]

32bit
64bit

I can see how you mis-understood the question, but no those are online stub installers with app-streaming.

 

[user928]

When I click on the links, I am offered the choice to either "run" or "save" the file. What am I missing?

 

[jhoff80]

He's talking about how they're using the newer (and honestly better, because of the way it handles updates) "Click-to-Run" technology to install this. You download a small ~500kb installer that then streams the app on the fly so that you can even use it over the internet as it's being installed.

No way of working around that.

 

[ListenUpGuys]

Yep. I've had bad experiences with Click-2-Run and the update procedure in particular. Many times I was locked out of Office because an update didn't finish installing, meaning no Office program would run.

I now keep C2R Word and Excel installed in a read-only location and I haven't had problems since. They say you can turn off updates, but it would still check and fail occasionally. For these reasons I'd prefer a traditional installer.

 

[korbenn]

Still the only solution for now?