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:unsure: Well, even worse ... where went my try ! :) THX anyway !

Not that I can see - here are a clip of the DeviceManager:

I'm just trying to get this going for a start - I use VS2022 and I've follewed @Hacker setop video for a start ! But no matter which emulator I choose I get this: for a SHORT moment and then it disappears again and goes back to "Androide Device Manager" - this is a quick screendump at the...

I want to find out what property decides where the 'process' ia shown in the TaskManager window. When YOU start a process, it seems like making it VISIBLE or INVISIBLE makes the difference. But the TaskManage list of processes has no property "Visable" ! What makes the difference - shown as...

Now I've tried to run my backup command in a CMD-windows - just like that: kopierOutlook.exe GO where "kopierOutlook.exe" is my console program and the "GO" is a argument for going the whole procedure 1) STOP, COPY, (send an e-mail) and START Outlook and it works nicely ! In Scheduler it wont...

Ha, ha, I know that, but the user does need Outlook ... that's why it should be started ... OK, they can start it themselves but first they have to kill the zombie process and THEN it's too much !

I've gone back to my original Kill() and made it so I can test my program via parameters - STOP, START and GO When I use the parameter STOP Outlook in fact stops - leaving NO zombie process ! And I can use the START parameter to again start Outlook ! Then I tried the whole backup procedure by...

Now I've tried ... but nothing seems to happen when I use this code: private static Boolean StopExecutionOf(String r) { foreach (Process clsProcess in Process.GetProcesses()) { if (clsProcess.ProcessName.ToLower()==r.ToLower()) { try {...

>Skidiver THX for the infos !

>Skidiver THX for your proposals, but isn't just using a 'soft' killing method instead of just going right for the heart in the first place ;-) - but I'll try this softer method !

I have a console program doing automatic backup of my mailsystem every sunday managed by Windows Scheduler. My program can do a lot of different thing, but the issue here is STOPPING, copying the OST-file and then STARTING Outlook again. I use the following code snippet...

I managed to crack the PST-file open by copying it to a mashine where Outlook is still installed with the POP-protokol/format ! I got my inbox subfolders with emails in them AND all my contacts out to import to my newly installed Outlook in IMAP-format ! I HATE Google and all their crappy...

I just found a free version that claims that the file is NOT protected by any password - now I'm really confused ! I can't open the file by the Outlook I have installed now (it's IMAP) - it says I don't have the "rights" to open the file ! Maybe I should try on a maschine with Outlook (POP) on...

Then my ideas of the problem is NOT non sence - you think ?

Oh, this is driven me crazy - the major problem is - I think - that my COPY of the PST-file has a DIFFERENT password than my NOW running Outlook ! BEFORE I started getting wierd thing with my (POP) Outlook - 1-2 weeks ago - I had a 2-layer logon procedure on my GMAIL-account - this EXTRA/SECOND...

I've moved a copy of the backup of the PST-file to the desktop and too the folder where I want to store the extracted folder and mail. I notice too that a datafile is presented in my running Outlook (IMAP) and the file I'm trying to extract from is a POP file - is that a problem ? If I stop my...

>Skydiver - Oh, yeah - of cause you're right ... slowly I remember some things again from my last experience with VS2008 - early/late bound and it's coming up here again - THX Anyway ... the intellisense is sometimes a little slow or not working in the Immidiate window ... Early/late binding...

I don't think I'm that dement - if the for/next loop in the code is a for EACH/next then I often wont to know how MANY items I can expect - but I CAN*T ask that in the Immidiate window - not on my machine ! You write"Of course you can. Provide a specific example because I can only assume that...

It would be nice to know the COUNT in a Fore Each XX and you you can't get that, because COUNT is not used in the code ! I often used the Immidiate window to just "browse" the values of different properties in the object I handle in the code - that you can't do either ! I think that's a normal...

I'm using VS2022 and I just re-entered working with C# - last time was VS2008 ! :mad: How come I can't ask for values NOT used in the code when I'm want to see the values in the Immidiate window - it return with someting like: "Can't evaluate thie because it's NOT usen in the program" Well, if...