Application Recovery and Restart C# Quick Reference

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Arik Poznanski

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Arik Poznanski is a Senior Consultant and Instructor at Sela Technology Center. He completed two B.Sc. degrees in Mathematics & Computer Science, summa cum laude, from the Technion in Israel.

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BackgroundApplication Recovery and Restart (ARR) is a feature that allows you to prepare for the impossible (?) case where your application crash or waits forever (“Not Responding”)The feature lets you “register” for these cases in order to give you the opportunity to save the application data or do

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VistaC#Windows.NET
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