Problem with word.application objekt

[Tjalve]

Hi everybody.

Im writing a small script designed to run at all the computers where i work. The script is supposed to update everybodys contactlist and mailsignature.

Anyway. I got the entire script to work perfectl and it goes exactly what i want, but there is one problem.

The mailsignature part is based on a small part of code that i copied here from the forum (thanx water).

The cod is as follows

Local $oOL_Word = ObjCreate("Word.Application")
Local $oOL_Doc = $oOL_Word.Documents.Add()
Local $oOL_Selection = $oOL_Word.Selection
$oOL_Selection = $oOL_Doc.Range()
$iResult = _OL_MailSignatureCreate("mailsignature_1", $oOL_Word, $oOL_Selection, False, False)

As i said. It works perfectly. The problem is that the program leaves the winword.exe process running after the program has finished, witch means that if the script run 2 times per day, you will have alot of winword applications in a few days. When you shutdown the system you have to forcefully close Word. That means that when you start word next time word "reacreates unsaved dockuemts" and present the user with alot of "unsaved documents". I can close it with processclose("winword.exe") but then the users who are runningw word when the script runm will see thair work go upp in smoke.

I guess there is some way to close the $oOL_Word object. But i dont know that mutch about this kind of programming to know what to do. Any idees?

[water]

Use

$oOL_Word.Quit
$oOL_Word = 0
$oOL_Doc = 0
$oOL_Selection = 0

Edited March 8, 2012 by water

[Tjalve]

Damn your fast...

It works, but i get a popup windows asking me if i want to save the document befor closing.

[water]

Insert

$oOL_Doc.Saved = True

before

$oOL_Word.Quit

[Tjalve]

Works like a charm. Thank you!

I tried looking trough the helpfile, but all i find is functions. And theese are not functions in that manner right? So is there some kind of tutorial och refference guide or something?

[water]

MSDN is your friend. Word 2007 or Word 2010.

[Tjalve]

This is waaay out of my leuge... thanx anyway