Hello.  I was wondering if its possible?  Basically my program has a ThreadPool and that ThreadPool
works on many different methods.  Its very important to me that no pop up's ever occur; I have a
"try/catch" block around my main but any exception that the ThreadPool creates crash's the
application (and produces a pop up).  ((For example Java has the "unhandledException(...)" method in
the "ThreadGroup" class that you can simply override)).  Does C# have something like this?

Things I've Tried:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwindowsformsapplicationclassthreadexceptiontopic.asp

This has almost exactly what I wanted (I thought...).  I add the following to my main (and the
class)

CustomExceptionHandler eh = new CustomExceptionHandler();
Application.ThreadException += new ThreadExceptionEventHandler(eh.OnThreadException);

internal class CustomExceptionHandler {
 public void OnThreadException(object sender, ThreadExceptionEventArgs t) {
   MessageBox.Show("IsThisWorking?");
   Application.Exit();
 }
}

But then I have the ThreadPool invoke a method that simply throws an excpetion and it still crash's
my program... No MessageBox is shown either.  Can someone tell me what I'm missing?

Some more information:  Basically I know I can put "try/catch" blocks around all the methods that
the ThreadPool can invoke on but it just seems ugly and theres a lot of methods (this is what I am
currently doing).  Also I don't care if I can post any messages to the user or anything when an
uncaught exception occures (simply having the application exit would be great so if there's a way
for my program to just disable the "XXXX has encountered a problem and needs to close.  We are sorry
for the inconvenience." Then that would also be a great solution for me if someone knows how I can
set my program to do that...

Best Regards,
Never Best