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I m callling excel application from within a VB component, which is a
Active X .exe but the problem is that when I no more need excel i want
to terminate it instance.

What I m doing is that

objExcel.Quit
objExcel.SendKeys("%fx")
set objExcel = nothing

but the instance of the excel does not terminate and remains in memory
as it appear from the Task Manager.

When the next time I open the excel on the same pattern
(Programmtically).

The Excel application does not becomes fully visible but it only some
of the main menus and the application become fuzzy. I have quit all
the programs and terminate every thing what I started to smooth
funtioning.

This is irritating to me.

Can any one please suggest me on the issue.

I tried to get help for the Function DDETerminate and DDEInitiate etc.

but could not solve the probelm.


Regards

Fuzzy.......


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