I'm not sure exactly what events Kerem was referring to but I usually put
one or two general event handlers like that into my code as catch-alls.

One I use is AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException(). The other if I'm
doing a lot of thread manipulation is to add a
System.Threading.ThreadExceptionEventHandler() to my code.

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"Vidya" wrote in message
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No, what is this? Where can I get it? I googled, but couldnt find
anything.
I have normal exception handling that .NET provides.

thanks

" wrote:

Do you have Threading Exception Handler or Application Exception
Handler installed?