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[angitapalli]

Hi,

I have a question. The thread.abort() method raises an exeception. Is therea any way not to show the message "Thread is being aborted". I am creating a new thread for a method and when user clicks the stop button, I am aborting it. Everything works fine except that the message pops up two times. I did not put it in a try, catch block. But when I debug the code line by line, no message pops up and goes fine. Is there any other way to acheive this functionality like while a process is going on behind the form, user should be able to click another button on the same form?

Thanks in advance.

 

[JuggaloBrotha]

i would stick with using the try/catch block since you know the exception will be thrown for the user and since it's only being aborted when the user clicks the stop button