My apologies up front if I am posting in the wrong forum ...
I have a vb.net app that uses excel via ActiveX. If the user kills Excel instead of returning to the app and letting it do it, I get an unhandled exception popup for the exception RPC_E_DISCONNECTED when the app tries to close the (now non-existent) excel app.
I've tried catching the exception but to no avail - despite the offending code being in a try block, the popup appears instead of the catch block executing. I use Catch exc As Exception to catch all exceptions.
Thanks for any insight on this.
Menchar
I have a vb.net app that uses excel via ActiveX. If the user kills Excel instead of returning to the app and letting it do it, I get an unhandled exception popup for the exception RPC_E_DISCONNECTED when the app tries to close the (now non-existent) excel app.
I've tried catching the exception but to no avail - despite the offending code being in a try block, the popup appears instead of the catch block executing. I use Catch exc As Exception to catch all exceptions.
Thanks for any insight on this.
Menchar
