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You could be seeing these errors if a second installation of Office was started before the first installation was finished or if you restarted your computer before the installation was finished.

To resolve this issue, try the steps bellow:
1. Clean any component of Office 2013 from previous attempts by running again fix it : https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739501
2. Please use Office Deployment Tool (ODT) to download  and install O365.
To do that follow the steps bellow:
1. Log on to your machine and accessed this link: Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run
2. On the (c:\) drive create the folder called “Office15” and download Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run (ODT) in this folder it will contain 1 setup (.EXE) and 1 configuration file (.XML)

3. Double click the file “officedeploymenttool.exe” and unpack it in the exact same location ( Local Disk (C:) -> Office15 )

4. Open the file called “configuration.xml” in notepad

5. The initial configuration.xml file looks like this and the yellow highlighted content is what you should remove from it.  As “SourcePath”  set the same location.
Note that SourcePath (which is optional) indicates the location to save the Click-to-Run source when you run the Office Deployment Tool in download mode.
If you do not specify SourcePath, Setup will attempt to create an \Office\Data\... folder structure in the working directory from which you are running setup.exe.

1. Please save the configuration file overwriting the old one. Open a command prompt (As Administrator) window and run the following command (”C:\Office 15\setup.exe” /download ”C:\Office 15\Configuration.xml”) as seen in the screenshot:

Windows 7

Windows 8

1. Once Office has been downloaded you will see the following

1. In the Office 15 folder you will see the following now

In order to install this source you will have to run now the exact same command but instead of the “/download” parameter you will use the “/configure” parameter.
(”C:\Office 15\setup.exe” /configure ”C:\Office 15\Configuration.xml”) Depending on the access you might see the UAC prompt:

Windows 7

Windows 8

You can run the configure command also in a new windows which was opened via Run as Admin. At the end you will see the following message in Command Prompt:

Additional Link's:
Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run (ODT)
Product IDs that are supported by the Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run

Use this procedure to set up your Office 365 or Exchange-based email account. You can use this procedure whether or not you are already signed in to Windows
or Windows 8 Mail with a Microsoft account.

1. From  Start, select the Mail tile.

 2. If Mail shows the Add your Microsoft account page when you start it, you need to sign in to Windows 8 Mail using a Microsoft account.
Type the email address and password for your Microsoft account, and then click Save.
If you don’t have a Microsoft account, select Sign up for a Microsoft account.

Note    If you don’t see the Add your Microsoft account page when you start Mail, you are already signed into Windows or Windows 8 Mail
with a Microsoft account. Skip to the next step.

3. If Mail shows the Add your email accounts list when you start it, select Outlook to set up our first account in Mail. 
4. If Mail shows the email from  an account that you had previously set up when you start it, do the
      following:

        a.If you are using a touch device, swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and select Settings.
        b.If you are using a mouse, type the key combination Windows Key + I 

6. In the Settings menu select Accounts > Add an account > Exchange

 7. On the Add your Outlook account page, type the email address and password for the email account you want to add
(in our case scenario Office 365 email account), and then select Connect. Mail will perform an online search to find your email server settings.

8. If you see the message “Your email account is successfully configured.”, select Finish. If you see the message titled Make my PC
      more secure, read the message, and then select Enforce these policies.

 Enjoy ....

1. Start OffCAT.
2. In the left panel, click View or import scans.

3. Then, select the scan to be viewed from the list of available scans.
4. Finally, click View a report of this scan.

How to view a report that was created on another computer If someone else created an OffCAT scan report on his or her computer, you can view this report using the follow these steps.

Note: You can skip steps 1-5 if you used the command-line version of OffCAT to generate the report file.

1. First, export the scan from the computer where it was performed.
1. Start OffCAT on the computer where the scan was performed.
2. In the left panel, click View or import scans.

3. Then, select the scan to be viewed from the list of available scans.
4. Click Export this scan.

 Tip: you can also export an OffCAT report from a report that you are currently viewing.
To do this, use the Export report link on the View report page.

5. In the Export report dialog box, specify a file name and a folder location.
6. Copy the .xml file that you saved in step 1e to the computer from which you will be viewing the report.

     7. Import the OffCAT scan file on the computer where you will be viewing the results.

1. On the computer to which you copied the file in step 1e, start OffCAT.
2. In the left panel, click View or import scans.
3. On the View or Import Scans page, click Import scan.

       8. Browse to the folder that contains the .xml file that you copied in step 1, and then click Open.

The scan is opened automatically for viewing.

• Windows 8
• Windows 7
• Windows Vista Service Pack 2
• Windows XP Service Pack 3

This download works with the following versions of Office:

• Microsoft Office 2013 (32-bit or 64-bit) (Click-to-run or MSI installs)
• Microsoft Office 2010 (32-bit or 64-bit)
• Microsoft Office 2007
• Microsoft Office 2003 (offline scans only for Outlook)

The following items are also required to use OffCAT:

• .NET Framework (at least version 2.0)
• .NET Programmability Support

How to install OffCAT

Use the following link to download and install OffCAT

• OffCAT download (.msi file)

Before you install the Office Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), please log into your computer as a member of the local Administrators group.
If you attempt to install OffCAT as a non-administrative user, you will receive the following error during OffCAT setup.

Note:If you have the OCAT tool installed on your computer when you install OffCAT using the OffCAT.msi file, the OCAT tool will be uninstalled.
Even though OCAT will be uninstalled, you can still import and review OCAT scans using the OffCAT tool.

If you are unable to run the OffCAT.msi file to install OffCAT, you can instead use the following steps to put OffCAT onto your computer.

1. Download OffCAT 1.1.zip from the Microsoft Download site.
2. Extract the contents of OffCAT 1.1.zip into any folder on your computer.
   For example, put the extracted files into a newly created folder called "OffCATv1".

If you use the OffCAT 1.1.zip file to put OffCAT onto your computer, you can start OffCAT by double-clicking OffCAT.exe in the folder used to extract the files from OffCAT 1.1.zip.

How to Start OffCAT and Generate a Report

Starting OffCAT

To start the Office Configuration Analyzer Tool, click the Start menu (Windows 7 and earlier) or Start screen (Windows 8), and then click the OffCAT 1.1 icon.

• Windows 8 Start Screen
  
             

•  Windows 7 or earlier versions of Windows

 If you do not see the OffCAT 1.1 icon on the Start menu, look for the icon on your
All Programs menu under Microsoft Office Configuration Analyzer Tool.

• Windows 7 or earlier versions of Windows
  
             

 
How to Start OffCAT and Generate a Report

Once you have started OffCAT, use the following steps to generate an OffCAT report for an Office program.

1. In the left panel, click Start a scan to generate a report for an Office program.
   
   
   
   
2. From the list of detected Office programs, select the Office program to scan, in my case I choose Outlook
   
    

 Note: If you are going to scan Outlook, please start Outlook before you start an OffCAT scan.

     3. In the Enter the scan label box, enter a name for your scan. 
       After you have selected the Office program and version of the program to be scanned, click Start scanning.

           

     4. After the scan is complete, click View a report of this configuration scan to display the report that is generated by OffCAT.

       5. The following figure shows an example OffCAT report with the default All Issues tab selected.

     6. Select any items listed on the All Issues tab to see the additional information provided. 
      Every detected issue will have a 'Click here to see possible solutions to this issue' link that you can click to review possible fixes to the problem. 
      An example is shown in the following figure.

1.Login to Office 365 portal https://portal.microsoftonline.com/ and on menu bar click on Sites
2.Navigate to Sites and choose Team Site

 3. In your Team Site click on Settings wheel and choose from the list  Add an app

 4. Select Custom List from the Your Apps page

5. Type a name of the List in the Popup and click Create

 6. And here is the new list in the Site Contents page

Adding new List Columns

 1. Click List Settings under the List tab in the ribbon

 2. Click on the column Title under the Columns section, change the Column Name and click OK
 

 3. Click Create column under the Columns section
 

4. Name the column “Your chosen name” and select Multiple lines of text, then click OK
 

Repeat the step 3 to continue to add columns, depends from what you want to deploy 

How To create a Custom List in SharePoint Online W15 Public Site

1. Login to Office 365 portal https://portal.microsoftonline.com/ and on menu bar click on Sites
2. Navigate to Sites and choose Public Site

 3. In your Public Site click on Settings wheel and choose from the list  Add an app

 4. Select Custom List from the Your Apps page

 5. Type a name of the List in the Popup and click Create

 6. And here is the new list in the Site Contents page

 Good luck....

Download the Script from here

Important Note:
Scripting is NOT supported by Microsoft Technical Support.
You have to use this script on your own risk as each environment is different for each user. 

Scenarios
Microsoft Outlook allows you to export email messages very easily. However, this feature is not available in the Outlook Web App (OWA).
Therefore, in order to export email messages from OWA, you must find a workaround.

Prerequisites
This script requires Exchange Web Service Managed API 2.0. Please download and install the package from Microsoft Download Center.
This script cannot work correctly without this package. 

Let's start and execute the script… 

1.Open Windows Azure Active Directory PowerShell

2.Run Import-Module cmdlet to import this module file

Import-Module filepath\scriptname.psm1

Example:
Import-Module C:\Export\ExportOSCEXOEmailMessage.psm1

To display help about this function, run this command.
Get-Help Export-OSCEXOEmailMessage -Full

To initiate a connection to Office 365 Exchange Online, please run this command.
You must run this example before any other step.
Connect-OSCEXOWebService -Credential (Get-Credential joannav@losgrecos.onmicrosoft.com)

Note The Connect-OSCEXOWebService function creates a new variable called exService.
This variable is in the global scope of the current Windows PowerShell session.
This variable is used by other functions in the script.

To create a search folder that contains the email messages with specific subject, please run this command.
New-OSCEXOSearchFolder -DisplayName "Subject contains 'Backup'" -Subject "Backup" -StartDate "07/20/2013 12:00:00 AM" -EndDate "09/25/2013 12:00:00 PM"

To export email messages in a search folder and keep this search folder after exporting, please run this command.
Get-OSCEXOSearchFolder -DisplayName "Subject contains 'Backup'" | Export-OSCEXOEmailMessage -Path C:\Backup -KeepSearchFolder

To export email messages in a temporary search folder, please run this command.
New-OSCEXOSearchFolder -Subject "Test email" | Export-OSCEXOEmailMessage -Path C:\Backup

 Additional Resources Technical Resources:

• Windows PowerShell Advanced FunctionWorking with search folders by using the EWS Managed API
• Export Email Messages from OWA in Office 365 Exchange Online

Run the following to authenticate yourself and import PowerShell commands to your local session:

$LiveCred = Get-Credential
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange-ConnectionUri https://ps.outlook.com/powershell/ -Credential $LiveCred -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection
Import-PSSession $Session

 
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3. Run the cmdlet below to grant appropriate permission to a user, who can view or edit another one’s calendar.

Add-MailboxFolderPermission –Identity <MailboxFolderId> -AccessRight <MailboxFolderAccessRight> -User < MailboxFolderUserId >

Note:
The Identity parameter specifies the recipient and folder that you want to change the permissions for, and the User parameter specifies who's granted permission to view or modify the folder contents of the user specified in the Identity parameter.

For example:
This example assigns permissions for Anna to access John's calendar mailbox folder and applies the readitems role to her access of that folder

Add-MailboxFolderPermission –Identity cf@losgrecos.onmicrosoft.com:\Calendar  -AccessRight ReadItems  -User joannav@losgrecos.onmicrosoft.com

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For more information about add mailbox folder permission, please refer to the article below:

Add-MailboxFolderPermission
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd298062.aspx

   Microsoft recently release the necessary support scripts to migrate Exchange 2007/2010 Public Folders to Office 365.

Microsoft Exchange 2013 Public Folders Migration Scripts

• Use these scripts to migrate public folders from Exchange 2010 or 2007 to Exchange 2013.
• In order to migrate Exchange 2010 or 2007 Public Folders to Exchange 2013 on O365, we need to analyze the existing
  Public Folder hierarchy for size to figure out the number of Public Folder mailboxes that are required on O365 and the distribution of folders across mailboxes.

Microsoft Exchange 2013 Public Folders Directory Sync Support Scripts 

• Use this scripts if you need to do one of the following 
• Initial creation of mail enabled public folder objects in the destination Active Directory for public folder migration from Exchange 2007 or 2010 to Exchange 2013 
• Synchronization of mail enabled public folder objects from cloud to on premise Active Directory
• Synchronization of mail enabled public folder objects from on premise to cloud Active Directory
• Synchronization of public folder mailbox objects from cloud to on premise Active Directory

 
Bellow you can see the installation instruction's

After completing the installation, open the workbook in Excel 2013 using the shortcut on your desktop and login with your Administrator Office 365 credential's and click on Query

 After the scanning finished, check the results
 

Enjoy

Figure 1: The new Message Analyzer tab in RCA

SMTP message headers contain a wealth of information which allows you to determine the origins of a message and how it made its way through one or more SMTP servers to its destination. To use Message Analyzer, all you need to do is copy message headers from a message and paste them in the Message Analyzer tab on the RCA web site.

where are my message headers?

Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013

1. Open Outlook 2010.
2. Select the email message for which you'd like to view the headers.
3. Click on File, see Figure 2.

Figure 2

 4. Click on Properties as in Figure 3.

Figure 3

5.  The new window contains the headers. See Figure 4.

Figure 4

Outlook 2007

1. Open Outlook 2007.
2. Open the email message.
3. Under the Message tab, in the Options group, click on the Dialog Box Launcher icon.
4. In the Message Options dialog box, the headers appear in the Internet headers box.

Outlook 2000, 2002 and 2003

1. Open Outlook.
2. Double-click to open the email message in a new window.
3. Select View > Optionsfrom the message's menu.

4.  All header lines appear under Internet Headers at the bottom of the dialog box

To use Message Analyzer, all you need to do is copy message headers from a message and paste them in the Message Analyzer tab on the RCA web site.

Figure 2: Paste message headers in the Message Analyzer

Features of the Message Analyzer

Here's a quick look at what you can do with Message Analyzer.
View the most important properties and total delivery time at a quick glance.

Summary⇓⇑

Received headers⇓⇑

Other headers⇓⇑

• Quickly collapse the sections that you don’t need.
• All processing is done in your browser, and no private information is shared with Microsoft.
• Useful for any header, whether generated by Exchange, Office 365, or any other RFC standard SMTP server or agent.

Note, we consider this feature to be in beta for the moment, try it