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Hi, could you please provide the actual error....thanks
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Hi, could you please provide the actual error....thanks

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take a look at this too<br />
<a href="http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=140373" rel="ugc">http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=140373</a><br />
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are you using a timer?
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take a look at this too
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=140373 [http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=140373]

are you using a timer?

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It would help to see the section of code that throws the error, can you post it?
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It would help to see the section of code that throws the error, can you post it?

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Using a timer other than the Forms timer will create other threads, and garbage collection runs in its own thread so if you did anything fancy in a finalize method you would run into problems.
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Using a timer other than the Forms timer will create other threads, and garbage collection runs in its own thread so if you did anything fancy in a finalize method you would run into problems.

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Since the author has not responded, it is impossible to assist accurately<br />

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Since the author has not responded, it is impossible to assist accurately


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Can't help someone who does not respond to our posts. 
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Can't help someone who does not respond to our posts.

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My code is generating a second thread to execute an initializing display screen.<br />
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I get a &quot;cross-threaded&quot; error.<br />
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This is a single threaded program. <br />
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I have made no additions regarding threading. Why could this occur ?
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My code is generating a second thread to execute an initializing display screen.

I get a "cross-threaded" error.

This is a single threaded program. 

I have made no additions regarding threading. Why could this occur ?

why is a second thread being created ?

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