Well, maybe you should look at custom sinks ... just an idea .. I'm not sure at all here :wtf:

42 FTW ...

Why not use the Load event on a form for this?

Huh :wtf: :confused: Ehm ... try to clearify a bit ... I'm lost :omg:

I know this is not the answer you are looking for but when dealing with remoting then keep it simple and stick to method calls only over the network ... using Events with remoting is very sticky bizz. There's a whole lot of issues that make event handling with remoting a bitch. A way to simunate it is to have an event at both ends ... so a remote call triggers an event .. But if you really really really wants to use events (the whole u have to seriealze everything sent over the network nightmare .. :wtf: ) Search the remoting section here on Codeproject .... there's no perfect solution. :sigh:

When you disable the closing event then it don't care if you alt-f4... only thing that can close it is to kill the process in Task Manager. But thanks .. for the reply :)

I have a fire alert application that for no reason what so ever should be closed, this you can fix by adding the following in the Form_Closing event e.Cancel = true; But how do I hide the closing X icon? :confused: