I have a small application in Outlook98. The initial form (a mail item) requests the input of basic
details. It then creates a task item, based on another custom form, and passes these details across.
The second form, once complete, is saved to a public folder. The first form/ item has no use and is
discarded.
Once the second form is displayed, and has had the details passed to it, I close the first form using:
Item.Close 1
However, I seem to have a problem in that when this process is used Outlook does not shut down properly.
It hangs and the user has to CTRL-ALT-DEL and END TASK.
Is this because the first form is still in memory? Do I need to free this memory? How?
I have tried setting all variables to "nothing", but this makes no difference.
I can post the code if it would help, but there is a lot there.
details. It then creates a task item, based on another custom form, and passes these details across.
The second form, once complete, is saved to a public folder. The first form/ item has no use and is
discarded.
Once the second form is displayed, and has had the details passed to it, I close the first form using:
Item.Close 1
However, I seem to have a problem in that when this process is used Outlook does not shut down properly.
It hangs and the user has to CTRL-ALT-DEL and END TASK.
Is this because the first form is still in memory? Do I need to free this memory? How?
I have tried setting all variables to "nothing", but this makes no difference.
I can post the code if it would help, but there is a lot there.