Comments by dpminusa (Top 7 by date)

Sergey thanks for your advice. I was intending to communicate that multiprocessing is multiple processor related and multithreading is multiple threads on one or more processors. I am not sure your comment says anything different. Let's help each other by not including parentheticals like "was that so hard". It can make you seem like a thread bully. It does not help anyone. Thanks.

I think he has open source to download. I thought you could use some of that to make a class and add it to your app.

Good luck.

Good suggestion. I do have several systems around here. There is an XP SP3. Not nowing bugs me. Maybe you are the same.

Thanks again.

OK. Thanks for trying all that. It fails every time for me with my Vista Bus 32 SP2 system. Are you using Win 7 or Vista or XP? Maybe the .NET assemblies are different for some reason. I do see in the Help Doc that all the versions of .NET are supported as you say.

As a work-around I have made the Application.Run in my Program.cs into a try/catch. This accomplishes a similar thing.

My idea was to have a way to log an error that may have been missed somewhere else for debugging rather than just crash. The try/catch, the way I set it up, seems to offer that.

Thanks for the help.