How can you detect application close event with no form?

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I have an vb.net application that is a module that uses a "application.run"
in the sub main to start. There is no form involved (just a system tray
icon)
How can you detect when the application is being closed? It is easy enough
if the user selects "exit" from this tray icon but how can you detect if
Windows is closing the program down? Normally I would simply do something in
the Form.Closing event but without a form how can you determine that the
application is being closed by Windows?


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