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Hi Sunny,

Oh, it seems that you did not register the MSDN subscription account
correctly for the 'Relationship between Application.Exit() and AppDomain'
issue on 27 of April 2008, since we did not get it in the internal support
tool. Anyway, you have got it setup correctly in this post since we can see
it now.

Ok, let's come back to your questions. "System.Windows.Application class"
is a WPF class which is completely different from the
"System.Windows.Forms.Application class". "System.Windows.Application
class" is the .Net Winform concept class. You should not confuse and use
these two concepts together. Since you are writing the .Net Winform code,
you should always using the information of Winform not WPF:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.as
px

Winform "System.Windows.Forms.Application class" has nothing to do with
AppDomain concept. You can think of "System.Windows.Forms.Application" as
the message loop encapsulation unit of GUI application.

Application.Exit() only kills the "Application"(Message Loop), not the
entire AppDomain, so what you saw is expected.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.ex
it.aspx

Hope this makes sense to you.

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