RE: Further to the Discussion

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Jeff,

Actually, my understanding of Willy Denoyette's reply was incorrect. My
experiments showed that message pumps started in different AppDomains are
independent in the sense that killing one of the pumps with a call to
Application.Exit() doesn't affect the others whatsoever. For more details
please have a look at my posts to Jon Skeet of 10/APR/2008 on the
'Relationship between Application.Exit() and AppDomain' started on 4/4/8. I'd
appreciate if you could comment on the issue.
.

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  • Re: Relationship between Application.Exit() and AppDomain
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  • Re: splash screen update/animation not working
    ... that's what's killing you then. ... You need to shuffle things around so ... Application.Run, Application.DoEvents, message pumps, etc.? ... understanding of how Windows messages get sent and dispatched. ...
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