Unless weatherbug accesses email, it shouldn't matter. But you should close
all applications that access email first then outlook, before closing
windows.

See http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.asp for some of the applications
that will keep it open - there are many more not listed.

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"Candy" wrote in message
...
OK Francine. I figured my answer to my question a bit ago. No problbems
in
diasnostics. I can't shut down Windows XP unless I first shutdown my
enhanced WeatherBug. Maybe I need to shut that down before I shut Outlook
down?

Candy

"Francine Otterson" wrote:

Outlook can be shutdown, by clicking on File - Exit or clicking the X in
the corner. The issues you are actually experiencing is that Outlook is
having a problem shutting down and/or is not responding. I would start
by doing some basic steps to see if it resolve the issues.

1) Check and run Windows and Office Updates
2) Run Detect and Repair on Outlook - under Help Menu
2) If Outlook is still not responding check what other programs or
services are running on your system that may be taking up resources.

Note- if you End Task on Outlook or shutdown the computer with it not
being completely shut you continue to receive that mmessage, which is why
we need to address the cause of it.

Francine Otterson