Is it really necessary to resort to threads here? And if the answer is yes, then more specifically, is it really necessary to resort to multiple GUI-altering threads? Why not just make the main (GUI) thread have a method that updates the text box and a Timer control that triggers after 10 seconds to reset the contents of the text box. When a new text-event occurs, your method is called again, and you reset the timer to 10 seconds again. Something in the way of (incomplete code): void AddNotification(string NotifyText) { // Note: depending on if you're sticking to multiple threads, // you might actually need to use Invokes here. Possibly you could // force the caller to do the Invoke and throwing an exception if // the caller didn't Timer1.Enabled = false; MessageLbl.Text = NotifyText; Timer1.Enabled = true; } // Timer event function (can't remember at the top my head how C# names it exactly) void Timer1_Timer(object sender) { Timer1.Enabled = false; MessageLbl.Text = "Default text here"; } With Timer1's timeout set to 10 seconds. If your GUI thread is doing some intensive work, then the timer might not fire until after the work is done. If that is a problem, thát would be the time to use threads, to do the work in a background thread while the GUI remains responsive. All in all, it's best to have the main thread handle all GUI.

You need to use a FIFO queue, lots of possible samples here[^]. The best things in life are not things.

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Hi, thanks for the reply. Will this code make sure that even if I invoke it through multiple threads..may be 5 threads then will be able to print all 5 of them on the console text box? And if "yes" then could you put more light on how it does that? I thought code should have been more complicated but it looks just one sentence thing?

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NVM, I got it. In java code is this way.. class BinarySearchTree> Where ? super T denotes any super class of type T. Thanks for the help. :) Shivam Kalra

Don't try to wait for the event, instead do the processing in the event handler. In your cut down example here, move the Console.WriteLine into the Navigated event handler.

This will cheating. LOL. But nice article.

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Take a look here[^] for some sample code that will help you. I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

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