Outlook should prompt to confirm or cancel on exit.

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Outlook is the only MS product that doesn't prompt you to confirm or cancel
when you exit. If you hit the "X" by mistake, you don't get a chance to
cancel & have to start Outlook all over again.

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Mostly because it's one of the few MS products that doesn't typically
involve opening & modifying documents. Typically Word & such only alert you
about closing when you've got an unsaved changed document.
 

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