I'd probably create a global collection to gather all my event handling
classes and keep them alive and then remove those collection members as they
aren't needed or you need to de-reference them. Then I'd create a new class
instance to handle the events and add it to the collection.

Say on start synch you get rid of the class. Then on end of synch you
instantiate a new instance. That would work.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
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Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
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"Virda" wrote:

Thanks a lot Ken Slovak

I think you are right but problem is if I disable all these events then
How can I get the event from Outlook in that case
whenever user add/edit/delete any Contact/Task/Calendar item.

Currectly I registered these calsses at ThisApplication_Startup.

To get the any change related to Outlook Contact/Task/Calendar.

Should I make the instances of these classes global and then reinitialize

all these classes after sync process??