Responding to Windows power management events (standby, hibernate, shutdown)

Maharishi Bhatia

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Making your application exit gracefully by handling Windows power management events (standby, hibernate, shutdown)

StandbyMonitor.zip
- StandbyMonitor
  - StandbyMonitor.sln
  - StandbyMonitor.suo
  - StandbyMonitor
    - app.config
    - bin
      - Release
        
        StandbyMonitor.exe
        
        StandbyMonitor.exe.config
        
        StandbyMonitor.pdb
        
        StandbyMonitor.vshost.exe
        
        StandbyMonitor.vshost.exe.config
        
        StandbyMonitor.vshost.exe.manifest
    - MainForm.cs
    - MainForm.Designer.cs
    - MainForm.resx
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
    - StandbyMonitor.csproj
    - StandbyMonitor.csproj.user
    - Virgin Vanquisher.ico

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Maharishi Bhatia

Program Manager Capgemini

United States

I have been working in software industry for the past 11 years, though i am trained to be a pharmacist. Enjoy working on complex and new technologies. Also cleared my SCJP and MCP certification examinations.

Responding to Windows power management events (standby, hibernate, shutdown)

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