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Old February 13th 06, 03:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
donald
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Default Outlook.Application handles Quit

Hi there,

I got this code below from my COM add-in which handles the Quit on my
outlook Application but it never get fired why is this? and how can i
fix this?

Thankls

Donald

Public WithEvents _Application As Outlook.Application

Private Sub app_quit() Handles _Application.Quit
MsgBox(_Application.Inspectors.Count)
MsgBox(_Application.Explorers.Count)
End Sub

 




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