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~Naomi Minhipitheroni 21.May.03 09:49 PM a Web browser Domino DesignerAll ReleasesWindows 2000
Stupid question:
I used to work with a agent that I wrote a while ago when using Windows 98, Notes 5 and Outlook 98. This agent has a LotusScript code that import extra info from an Addressbook on a Exchange Server to a Notes NAB.
I wanted to re-use this code for a new project i'm working on. Now I user R6, Win 2000 and outlook 2000.
When running the agent the first time the Outlook object is created succesfully using this line:
Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application").
But when the agent is done, the outlook task keeps running in the taskmanager.
Acccording to Microsoft this is true because PowerPoint, Outlook, and FrontPage have no method of determining if an instance of the Application object has been started by a user or program.
So instead of creating a new object you have to hook on the running application using a line like this: Set Outlook = New Outlook.Application, but this is not valid in LotusScript(?).
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