

If your PC is using 64-bit office (open word or excel and go to "File > Help" to see whether the program is 32-bit or 64-bit) then you need to uninstall 64-bit office and install 32-bit office followed by IzoT CT (if Visio purchased with CT) or Visio (if Visio purchased separately) and then CT. If you already have Microsoft Office installed on the PC, check to make sure it is 32-bit Office. CT requires 32-bit Visio, CT will not work with 64-bit Visio. IzoT CT is a 32-bit Application which runs on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows. Visit the Technology Training website to see current training opportunities (classroom training, one-on-one training, and online courses) for Microsoft Visio.Listed below are the known IzoT CT Visio 2016 issues.Contact your local IT support if you need the 64-bit version of Visio. This version is compatible with the 32-bit version of Office, which Microsoft recommends for most people. The Essential Stanford Software installer deploys the 32-bit version of Visio for computers running 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Windows.You don't need to install Office 2019 as a prerequisite for installing Visio 2019. Unlike Visio 2016, Visio Professional 2019 is fully compatible with Office 365 Pro Plus.If you find your copy of Visio has become deactivated, make sure you are connected to the Stanford network and run the Office Activation Tool. In order for your copy of Visio to remain activate it must connect to the Stanford network at least once every 180 days. If Visio does not activate on its own, try running the Office Activation Tool. If you see a welcome screen, your Visio installation will activate. To check whether you can connect to the Stanford licensing server, open a web browser and go. In order for Microsoft Visio to activate with the campus licensing server, the computer needs to be connected the Stanford network locally or through the Stanford VPN during installation.
