Crashing outlook by ending the task in task manager works <g> It's not
recommended because recovery can take a lot longer than answering the
dialogs.
I don't know of any other method offhand but its not something that bothered
me enough to find a better way. While I often have a lot of messages open,
the attachments are usually disconnected because I open them from the
preview pane. I just have to answer the save question for mail.
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Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
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"Steve" <spaulin[at]cisco[dot]com> wrote in message
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> I often leave Outlook open for days at a time, and end up with 50+ emails
> open, all minimized. You can right-click on the task bar, and select to
> "Close Group" which starts closing the app. BUT, if any of the emails
> have an attachment open, it pops up a "Do you want to save changes" dialog
> box (Yes/No/Cancel). Regardless of which option is chosen, the result is
> that the "Close Group" operation is halted, and I need to re-start it.
> Today I had to re-start the "Close Group" command six times.
>
> Is anyone aware of an option, either within Outlook 2007, or XP Pro, to
> tell it to REALLY close out of it, and either don't pop-up the dialog
> box(es), or to continue on with the close operation? It's really
> annoying - especially if they're .pdf file attachments, which you can't
> change them anyway..... Submitted using http://www.outlookforums.com