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Use this tag when the program performs its work using multiple concurrent threads of execution.
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Case of System.Timers.Timer vs System.Threading.Timer
Personally, I like the System.Timers.Timer better because I find it tidier and more elegant.
Instead of manually wiring up some delegate that takes a state of type Object, which you would do for the …
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Displaying a wait cursor while we're waiting
I think you may want to rethink your approach here. You're using PLINQ, which is used to speed up your LINQ by distributing the processing across multiple cores. To solve your cursor issue, all you re …
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