Run Only One Copy Of Application

How about using a Mutex? This should also work for Terminal Services sessions. Use in Program.csstatic Mutex mut;try{ bool isOwned = false; mut = new Mutex(true, Application.ProductName + " MUTEX: {53A4988C-F91F-4054-9076-220AC5EC03F3}", out isOwned); if (!isOwned)...

Maybe this is helpful, it tries to switch to the first running instance:namespace UltraSimple.Win{ static class Program { [System.Runtime.InteropServices.DllImport("user32.dll")] public static extern bool SetForegroundWindow(IntPtr hWnd); [STAThread] ...

Run Only One Copy Of Application

Just because we like C# doesn't mean we can't borrow from other .NET languages. I've always had good luck and less complication using VB's single instance methodology in my C# applications. This code would go in your program.cs file:/// /// We inherit from...

I actually use code like this, which allows me to detect a existing instance and to call the original instance with the command line (I expand any filenames present so that it can access the filenames even if the original path is different).string processName =...