Tray Icon for multiple users

Hello--

I have made a C# executable that monitors the server it is placed on.
This works great so far.

Since I don't have physical access to this machine, I have my
executable launched by task manager and it runs in the background. Its
owner is SYSTEM, so that when I log out of terminal services, the
application is still running.

My question is how do I show this app to all users who terminal service
in? I can see the .exe in task manager, but I can't get the GUI to
appear. The app resides in the system tray until you click on it, and
then a form appears. Right now, I can't get the tray icon to appear
under different logged in users.

I have the app set so only one instance can be executed at one time.
Any ideas? I'd prefer to not turn this into a service (though basically
that's what it is).

How can I get a process (executable) to appear visually to all users
who log onto the server via terminal services?

Thanks -

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