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OK, in my DoWork_ function, I create a divide by zero error. &nbsp;I know that I shouldn't use try catch blocks in the DoWork_ function. &nbsp;I should just let the exception bubble up to the RunWorkerCompleted function. &nbsp;But, how do I handle the exception from there? &nbsp;I cant seem to use try catch blocks there either, so how do i handle my error???<br />
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Does anyone know how to handle exceptions inside of a &nbsp;a BackgroundWorker object?
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Does anyone know how to handle exceptions inside of a  a BackgroundWorker object?

OK, in my DoWork_ function, I create a divide by zero error.  I know that I shouldn&#39;t use try catch blocks in the DoWork_ function.  I should just let the exception bubble up to the RunWorkerCompleted function.  But, how do I handle the exception from there?  I cant seem to use try catch blocks there either, so how do i handle my error???



error handling for a BackGround worker object

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