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Hi all,
I've created a simple Outlook 2007 add-in using C# which loops through a selection of Messages and examines their attachments.
I'm running this add-in on a set of ~25,000 selected Messages. Immediately, however, I notice the memory usage of Outlook...
Started by NickL on
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UPDATE
Have you tried freeing as posted in the Question above... .
Causes a memory leak whereas for does not:
OOM.NET: Part 2 - Outlook Item Leaks
Apparently there is also a Hotfix available fixing various issues regarding memory leaks.
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What are the must-have Outlook plugins?
Share your favorite Outlook plug-ins here.
Started by Larsenal on
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It increased outlooks ....
Xobni, is a very big memory hog, i would stay away from it, unless you are interested in its fancy look.
If you’re still using Outlook 2003, Lookout is the best plugin ever search.
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2009 06:13:02 -0800, Massimo Dulisse <Massimo Dulisse@discussions.microsoft.com
Well, right I am using Outlook 2003 in safe mode, on Windows XP, with a brand
new (empty) PST file and connected to an IMAP server.
The memory footprint...
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
On Tue:B2B4A6....
That's what virtual memory is all about.
And another process
needs the memory, the scheduler will swap Outlook out of memory and allow
the other process to use it.
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I am working on an Outlook Addin where I create a lot of COM objects(Outlook mail, Outlook folder etc). My understanding is that since these objects are COM objects,CLR won't release memory from these objects and i'll have to take care of releasing memory...
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Did you try to allocate memory after Marshal.ReleaseComObject? Because, you know, the garbage collector will run at its own will, which means typically when memory is being allocated, and not just.
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I use Outlook 2007 at home as an IMAP client and RSS feed reader. I have a problem that when I close outlook, the window exits, but the process remains running. This prevents me from opening outlook again and on Win7 prevents rapid shutdown of my computer...
Started by Scott Weinstein on
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They may be doing housekeeping work when you exit, and the Outlook process lets them keep doing Outlook? Microsoft Office Service Pack 2 introduced a new mechanism for Outlook to exit, which should to eventually exit or it's ....
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Is there a lightweight desktop application to connect to an Exchange server to just get mail? Ideally, the app would be free.
I am looking to replace Outlook for something that loads quicker and takes up less memory, etc.
Started by Richard Morgan on
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I don't know the memory usage of this....
If you want something completely free and have access to Exchange from the outside you can also use Outlook Web Access.
And still use Outlook on Windows, but I also use Thunderbird on occasion.
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I recently upgraded to Windows 7 and went the "format from scratch" route.
I backed up my C:\ drive to the free space on my D:\ drive.
So now I have Outlook 2007 reinstalled and I have my .pst files and so forth from the previous installation.
If memory...
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You could always try the old switcheroo, open outlook, don't configure email, the close it once it generates....
Outlook 2007's import option is pretty painless, just time consuming.
I would re-import.
That should do it.
To the old PST file.
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Applications like Microsoft Outlook and the Eclipse IDE consume RAM, as much as 200MB. Is it OK for a modern application to consume that much memory, given that few years back we had only 256MB of RAM? Also, why this is happening? Are we taking the resources...
Started by chappar on
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Was the norm for a PC, then Outlook consumed about 30 - 35 MB or so of memory, that's around 10% of the available memory, Now PC's have 2 GB or more as a norm, and outlook consumes 200 MB of memory (like Outlook....
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Outlook 2007 (Exchange mailbox) randomly freezes on an XP SP3 machine. Maybe after a few minutes, maybe after a whole day. It seems to be completely random but it always happens while in the middle of typing an email. We have left it for 30 minutes to...
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Bit of a boring resolution.
What version of Outlook 2007? With or without the SP1 for office 2007?
I know the service pack updates site and download the latest updates for office/outlook 2007.
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I am running out of space on my hosted exchange server. I usually use Outlook Web Access to access my email. I have configured Outlook to read my email, but it leaves all the email on the server. How can I instruct it to pull all email down and remove...
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I haven't used Outlook for a while but if memory serves there are two ways to go to your server as a pop3 client By default, Outlook deletes messages from the server after.
Delete the email.
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