New installers of Office 2019 on the Windows platform will get the OneNote for Windows 10 Universal Windows Platform application by default, instead of the desktop version of OneNote, which is called "OneNote 2016." However, if an organization had used the OneNote 2016 desktop application and then upgraded to Office 2019, then they'll retain OneNote 2016, according to Microsoft's "FAQ About OneNote in Office 2019" document. In addition to differences in the included apps, the features within Office 2019 differ between the Windows and Mac platforms, too. It includes Access, Project, Publisher and Visio applications as well, but only for Windows users. Office 2019 consists of the traditional Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word productivity applications. Spataro also noted that Microsoft is planning to release Exchange Server 2019, Skype for Business Server 2019, SharePoint Server 2019 and Project Server 2019 "in the coming weeks," although the exact timing wasn't described. Consumers right now don't have access to Office 2019, although the product is expected to become available "in the next few weeks," according to an announcement by Jared Spataro, Microsoft's corporate vice president for Office and Windows marketing. "Volume licensing" applies to organizations that license the software for five or more end users. However, the Office 2019 product is only available now for Microsoft's volume licensing customers. The Microsoft Office Deployment tool was therefore not finding the configuration file and was erroring out with the nonsense message above.Microsoft on Monday released Office 2019, its "perpetual-license" product for both Windows 10 and the Mac platform. This issue turned out to be that, because the computer's Windows Explorer wasn't configured to display file extensions, I had made a slight error in the name of the configuration file versus the name of the file I was trying to enter into the tool on the command line. Thus, I knew there was plenty of hard drive space and that the internet was working. I was installing Microsoft Office 2019 on a brand new computer and was doing so using a remote management tool.
The resolution offered by the message was a couple of questions, "Is your internet connection working? Do you have enough free space on your main hard drive?" with the error code "Error Code: 30029-1007 (0)". The Microsoft Office Installation Tool error returned a window that stated, "Couldn't install" and "We're sorry, we had a problem installing your Office program(s)." While helping to install Microsoft Office 2019 on a client's computers, I came across a horrific error message that kept me baffled for nearly an hour as (it turned out) the error returned by the Microsoft Office Deployment tool was not at all accurate.
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