Unpacks and moves application binaries into the /Applications folder.

Technically, no. The installer checks the macOS version during the "Installation Check" phase and will fail. Some users have manually extracted the .pkg using pkgutil --expand and removed version checks from Distribution files, but this is unsupported and often leads to app crashes.

Microsoft provides a dedicated tool, but you can manually delete:

Microsoft-office-2016-installer.pkg -

Unpacks and moves application binaries into the /Applications folder.

Technically, no. The installer checks the macOS version during the "Installation Check" phase and will fail. Some users have manually extracted the .pkg using pkgutil --expand and removed version checks from Distribution files, but this is unsupported and often leads to app crashes. microsoft-office-2016-installer.pkg

Microsoft provides a dedicated tool, but you can manually delete: but you can manually delete:

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