Shutdown Addin 1.16.6

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David Levinson
Date added:

16/07/2009
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452K
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Free to try
Minimum requirements:

Microsoft Outlook 2000/XP/2003/2007.

Publisher’s description

Shutdown Addin works by hooking into events triggered by Outlook and invoking a series of commands to help Outlook exit. After a certain timeout period, if Outlook still doesn't exit, then the process is forcefully exited.

You can control the following options: Enable/Disable the addin. Increase or Decrease the time you want Shutdown Addin to wait before forcing Outlook close. Enable or Disable the shutdown process dialog that Shutdown Addin displays when Outlook exists.

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Shutdown Addin 1.16.6

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