The original Inspector is not really closed, it's hidden. So the Close event
isn't firing until Outlook itself is being closed. If your cleanup code
properly handles Inspector.Close it shouldn't matter in terms of releasing
your Outlook objects. You can always trap MailItem.Close, which will fire in
your case and if needed you can force the Inspector to close from the
MailItem.Close event handler.

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> Hello --
> I have noticed that the Inspector_Close event does not fire if
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> firing the inspector_close event.
> I have cleanup code in this event.