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Use the ApplicationContext Class to Fully Encapsulate Splash Screen Functionality

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This isn't an example on how to create a splash screen for your app. This article explains a clean way to encapsulate splash screen functionality into an inherited ApplicationContext class. This article also shows in detail what happens behind the scenes when a WinForm app starts.

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