I was thinking, is it possible to "override" or maybe replace the standard winforms .net Exception form??
I am talking about this dude:
Is it possible, during the scope of the hole program, to override this windows? I mean automatically, without having to perform try/catch.
You can handle System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException event to show your custom message.
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