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Asked by tmesias in .NET, Automation, Microsoft Word
I have an application that starts an instance of word, determines the handle of the window and then changes the parent application from the desktop to a panel in my application. When my application is done with word, it resets the parent to the desktop and then closes (gracefully) the instance of word.
That works fine.
The problem is when for either because I am debugging another portion of the application, or because I forgot about a bug in the release, I have to terminate my application ungracefully (i.e. stop in the compiler) or even worse (gasp) taskmgr and stop process.
What I would like to see is that somehow my application send the word application object a {wordapplicationobject}.qu
it and set {wordapplicationobject = Nothing so that it terminates when my app crashes.
I think the simplest solution would be if VB.net has a way to run that certain code on crash, any crash, even when I press stop...
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