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Nitin Ajmeri

Hi There
I am working on generationg Word document by .net application, i encounter
one problem. I am using Word.DLL for changin the word document
programatically. But my problem is that even i make the word instance equal
to nothing then also it keeps .net keeps the instance in the memory. I
suppose it is because the garbage collector will work only when there is
short of memory. Can i anyhow forcefulley execute the garbage collector to
reclaim the memory

If anyone has any idea?
if you have code then please let me know
Thanks in advance
NITIN

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Mitch Denny (VIP)

Hi There
I am working on generationg Word document by .net application, i
encounter one problem. I am using Word.DLL for changin the word document
programatically. But my problem is that even i make the word instance
equal to nothing then also it keeps .net keeps the instance in the
memory. I suppose it is because the garbage collector will work only
when there is short of memory. Can i anyhow forcefulley execute the
garbage collector to reclaim the memory

If anyone has any idea?
if you have code then please let me know
Thanks in advance
NITIN

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David Xavier

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From: David Xavier

word is not a managed component so you will have to use Application.quit
the Garbage Collector can only work on managed Components.all unmanaged Components have to be explicity released.

regards
David Xavier

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