Dumb Question: How do you close AutoCAD in VB?

[Anonymous]

This is a stand-alone application. I've got two AC2k documents open. I can close THEM, but, if I exit my program, I've got an open session of AC2k on my Task Manager.

What's the code for closing AC2k completely in stand-alone VB? My app object name is, of course, acadApp . . . creative, aren't I?

[Anonymous]

You have to do a couple of things. First, make sure
you aren't in the middle of a command. Then close the application, acadApp.Quit.
Finally, destroy the object you created, Set acadApp =
Nothing.

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This
is a stand-alone application. I've got two AC2k documents open. I can close
THEM, but, if I exit my program, I've got an open session of AC2k on my Task
Manager.

What's the code for closing AC2k completely in stand-alone VB? My app
object name is, of course, acadApp . . . creative, aren't
I?

[Anonymous]

acadapp.quit worked like a charm . . . I tried "end" and "close" . . . should have kept guessing!

THANKS!