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![]() For a long time I have used a dummy message in my Outbox set to not send before a date months in advance to avoid accidentally exiting OLK by clicking the X instead of - to minimize. When I clicked X to exit, a message popped up to confirm that I wanted to exit. That has quit working. It now immediately exits with no prompt. Can someone please explain what has happened and how I can regain my lost functionality? Cheers! Retired ChE |
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Google AI seems to confirm that the trick you were using doesn't work any more. But the details are a bit fuzzy and might be wonky.
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Unsent method How to Stop Accidentally Closing Outlook | Slipstick Systems Variation on the Unsent method where you send the email to yourself instead of moving it from Drafts to the Outbox. How can I avoid accidentally closing Outlook 365? - Microsoft Q&A The only other option I can find is an Add -In. OLKeeper Add In Prompt before closing Outlook or minimize instead - Robert 365 |
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Thanks for the update. I was using the message to myself method. It was working just a few days ago. I'm going to try to create a BeforeClose macro to accomplish the same, but OLK VBA is a nightmare so I may not succeed.
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There is no BeforeClose event in Outlook. Only the Application.Quit event. But you can't Cancel the Application.Quit event to stop Outlook from closing.
Application.Quit event (Outlook) | Microsoft Learn General tips on Outlook VBA How to use Outlook's VBA Editor | Slipstick Systems |
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