![]() Listing 1 shows this script, which you can download from the Windows IT Pro Web site. Rather than train users how to end each of the outlook.exe processes in Task Manager, I wrote a short script called CloseOutlook.vbs. However, if you open Outlook multiple times, it will also hang multiple times, causing the taskbar to be cluttered with Please wait messages. You can use Task Manager to manually close the outlook.exe process. Because we're going to be phasing out Outlook 2000, I haven't contacted Microsoft for the hotfix mentioned in the article. The problem occurs when you use Outlook 2003 to open a mailbox or shared calendar typically accessed by an Outlook 2000 client. I discovered that this is a known problem documented in the Microsoft article "Description of the Outlook 2000 post-Service Pack 3 hotfix package: January 13, 2004" (). It just displays the Please wait while Microsoft Outlook exits message indefinitely. ![]() However, on some of the Outlook 2000 clients, Outlook doesn't shut down correctly. In our company, a mixture of Microsoft Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2000 clients connect to Microsoft Exchange Server.
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