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Jeff
Are there any known ways to break Outlook COM such that >1 OUTLOOK.EXE
process will be running as a result of Outlook COM calls? I don't have
a few lines of code that can do this, but it seems to happen after a
Outlook COM call returns an error. After that, a new OUTLOOK.EXE will
appear. Once you have >1 OUTLOOK.EXE's running, the COM API becomes
somewhat unstable.
Jeff
process will be running as a result of Outlook COM calls? I don't have
a few lines of code that can do this, but it seems to happen after a
Outlook COM call returns an error. After that, a new OUTLOOK.EXE will
appear. Once you have >1 OUTLOOK.EXE's running, the COM API becomes
somewhat unstable.
Jeff