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Let me prefix with, I've done many VB6 and ASP applications that read
from/write to Excel and have never had a problem. I'm not a beginner at this... I have created my first .NET Windows application that reads from Excel 2000 and writes to a tab file. I am using the code below and when stepping through the appExcel.Quit() is executed. However, the EXCEL.EXE process still runs and will run until I close the .NET application I've built. This happens in both DEBUG and RELEASE compilations. Try appExcel = New Excel.Application() ... coding tasks ... Catch ex As Exception ... error tasks ... Finally appExcel.Quit() Any ideas why Excel is not being released after the quit? I even tried adding GC.Collect() to see if it helps to force the Garbage Collection to release appExcel. Thanks, in advance. |
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