ElvisUntot
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i do have a few word instances (can only be seen with the taskmanager/processes window) and want to find/kill them with vb.
i use vb6.0 and word 2000.
i use vb6.0 and word 2000.
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kill/find word instances
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mattKnight
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ElvisUntot
Its possibly a little late to ask, but where are these instances of Word coming from?
If you are using word in your program, it might be worthwhile checking that you are releasing the object reference completely.
The terminateprocess solution (in this case) appears to be a "quick" fix, for the symptom of a possibly deeper problem
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Matt
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Its possibly a little late to ask, but where are these instances of Word coming from?
If you are using word in your program, it might be worthwhile checking that you are releasing the object reference completely.
The terminateprocess solution (in this case) appears to be a "quick" fix, for the symptom of a possibly deeper problem
Take Care
Matt
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.
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