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Excellent......... Now when I exit the App, the threads or process keeps running until I 'End Process' in 'Windows Task Manager -&gt; Processes' (Windows 2000 Server)...<br />
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Q. How do I stop the threads after the application exits ???<br />
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Excellent......... Now when I exit the App, the threads or process keeps running until I 'End Process' in 'Windows Task Manager -> Processes' (Windows 2000 Server)...

Q. How do I stop the threads after the application exits ???



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I have a unique project running two seperate processes. They must both run at the same time. I've tested Thread Pooling, Sleep, Wait, etc... and have conluded I must have to seperate Apps running simultaneously. Any suggestions are welcome.........<br />
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Q. How can I 'call' the second App to open and start working from the first App???<br />
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I have a unique project running two seperate processes. They must both run at the same time. I've tested Thread Pooling, Sleep, Wait, etc... and have conluded I must have to seperate Apps running simultaneously. Any suggestions are welcome.........

Q. How can I 'call' the second App to open and start working from the first App???



C#: Simultaneous threads???

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