Outlook 2000 stays resident in memory

[Chambers]

Hi guys, I have an issue here that's getting worse. Basically I have Outlook 2000 published out (installed for TS correctly) but I'm having a problem. When people close out Outlook, something is still not closed down correctly (I'm guessing that stupid "you got mail" envelope that goes into the systray. Are there any reg hacks I can use so that when the main window of Outlook is closed, that little thing will also close?

 

[ascotta]

I have seen this also, but it seems that it is just logging out that is taking the time. Try UPHClean see if it is profile flushing that causes the problem.

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Scott

 

[Chambers]

Already got UPHClean running. It's still staying in memory, any other ideas?

 

[Chambers]

so no one else has had this issue? That's hard to believe

 

[Justyn]

I actually have the same issue, but with Outlook 2003. I am looking to see if any other process is keeping it open, but no luck yet.

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[RemJamie]

I have the same problem on Outlook 2003, and have had no luck either finding the cause.

 

[walukonb]

We've seen similar event that makes the appear as if Outlook is still open when it was in fact other tasks that wre opened during the usage of Outlook. Check Task Manager on the server for Winword, Acrord32, or WISPTIS. Each of these may still reside based on what events the user experienced while using Outlook.
Check out

http://support.citrix.com/kb/entry!default.jspa?categoryID=118&entryID=2086&fromSearchPage=true

for more information.
This solution has help use 'kill' open tasks after a user gracefully loggs off.

 

[ascotta]

Aha a light went on. Stop using word as the email editor. That was the sod that stuffed me for a while.

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Cheers
Scott