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April 15th 07, 03:26 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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weird outlook 2007 shutdown problem
do you have any application that is using outlook data? pda, etc.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.htm
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"John Orion" wrote in message
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I run Outlook 2007 on Windows XP Pro SP2. When I reboot my computer ... the
first time I start Outlook and go to close it ... It still runs in task
manager. It doesn't use any CPU time so normally I would just say the heck
with it but .... it does use anywhere from 66M to 127M of ram and I noticed
when if I continue to let it run it slowly uses more and more ram... I can
open and close it as many times as I want yet it still runs in TM. I have
to end task on the process to get it to shut down .. Once I have ended task
on the processes and launch Outlook again ... when I close it .. it closes
properly and anytime after that it shuts down fine ... it's only after my
computer has been rebooted and it's run for the first time. I guess to
solve this problem I could just never shutdown or reboot my computer .. lol
Any ideas?
LOL and one more thing ... I suck at spelling but at the moment outlook
express is my only news reader .. can anyone tell me how I can get it to
update it's spell checker .. I just tried to run it on this message and
the word 'run' wasn't in the dictionary .. lol
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