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Default Excel keeps running after closing on server

Have noticed that on a Windows 2000 server when you open Excel and close it
there remains a hidden
process running of Excel. So, this shows under Processes in the Windows task
manager.
This has nil to do with any particular workbook or add-in that I can see as
it happens even when nil had
been opened or loaded in Excel. I know that Excel is not really meant to be
running on a server, but I have
no problems otherwise and I wonder what is causing this and if there could
be a solution.
This is Excel 2003.

I have written a little VB6 .exe that takes care of this:

Sub Main()

Dim oWMI As Object
Dim oProcess As Object

Set oWMI = GetObject("winmgmts:")

For Each oProcess In oWMI.InstancesOf("Win32_Process")
If UCase(oProcess.Name) = "EXCEL.EXE" Then
oProcess.Terminate 0
End If
Next

Set oWMI = Nothing

End Sub


But I would like to solve this at source rather than fixing the symptom.


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