By the time Quit fires all of you Outlook objects are out of scope so the
event won't fire correctly. It will fire in the Outlook VBA, but again all
objects are out of scope so it's a pretty useless procedure for that.

Use Explorer.Close and Inspector.Close to check the counts of both
collections.

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"donald" wrote in message
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Hi there,

I got this code below from my COM add-in which handles the Quit on my
outlook Application but it never get fired why is this? and how can i
fix this?

Thankls

Donald

Public WithEvents _Application As Outlook.Application

Private Sub app_quit() Handles _Application.Quit
MsgBox(_Application.Inspectors.Count)
MsgBox(_Application.Explorers.Count)
End Sub