OL97: Why Outlook May Continue to Run After Exit
ID: Q167184
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The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARY
This article lists circumstances under which Microsoft Outlook 97 remains
loaded in your computer's memory and continues to run after you "Exit and
Log Off."
MORE INFORMATION
Outlook may continue to run under the following circumstances:
- You have an Outlook item open, such as an e-mail message that is
minimized.
- A Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) or a Visual Basic (VB) program is
making calls to the Outlook Object Model.
- You are running an Office program which is attempting to write to the
Outlook Journal.
For more information on when the AutoJournal feature prevents Outlook from
exiting, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q166852 OL97: Outlook Continues to Run After Exit with AutoJournal
After you quit Outlook, you can use the following steps to determine if
Outlook is still running:
Windows 95
- Press CTL+ALT+DEL to open the Windows 95 Close Program dialog.
- Check the list of programs for any reference to Outlook, such
as "Inbox - Microsoft Outlook."
Windows NT
- Press CTL+ALT+DEL to open the Windows NT Security dialog.
- In the Windows NT Security, click Task Manager.
- In the Windows NT Task Manager, click the Processes tab.
- Check the list of Processes for any reference to OUTLOOK.EXE.
Additional query words:
Keywords : EvnPrfm
Version : WINDOWS:97
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbinfo
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