stephen2005
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Any idea why 2 instances of Outlook would be running in memory instead a single one? Is there anyway of preventing this from happening?
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2 instances of Outlook running in memory
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Are you doing anything with a PDA or other type device?
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cmeagan656
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I've seen this where the user has clicked an email link in a web page and Outlook has opened a new mail message for the user to use to send to whomever the link was for. After the message is sent Outlook sometimes will show 2 instances still running in memory.
I know of no way to prevent it from happening however a file ->exit (rather than clicking on the X) will close Outlook properly and then when it is reopened there will be only 1 instance of Outlook.
Cheers.
I know of no way to prevent it from happening however a file ->exit (rather than clicking on the X) will close Outlook properly and then when it is reopened there will be only 1 instance of Outlook.
Cheers.
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stephen2005
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Synching software is installed for Nokia phones, so that may indeed be a possible cause.
>I've seen this where the user has clicked an email link in a web page and Outlook has opened a new mail message for the user to use to send to whomever the link was for. After the message is sent Outlook sometimes will show 2 instances still running in memory.
I suspect something like this may also be a likely cause.
>I've seen this where the user has clicked an email link in a web page and Outlook has opened a new mail message for the user to use to send to whomever the link was for. After the message is sent Outlook sometimes will show 2 instances still running in memory.
I suspect something like this may also be a likely cause.
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