I'm working on a windows forms application that has a wrapper around the main
execution code (in Main) to report any unhandled exception through a custom
dialog.  This works fine on my machine but when I give it to a client the
dialog doesn't appear but rather they are presented with a "Ignore and
continue or quit application" dialog that says JIT is turned off.  The client
has .Net framework 2.0 installed and there is a config file included with the
app that enables jitDebugging for system.windows.forms.  

I can't seem to find any more information about how to "bypass" the windows
forms exception handling dialog and have it use the custom one instead.  Does
anyone know what I may be missing (registry entry, some .net component, etc)?

Thanks