Re: Monitoring Threads

> SWF.Timer can be used all by itself -- it has no reliance on a control.

Yes, I see, you are right. It doesn't use its Container (as I
supposed), but instead creates an invisible window for the timer
handling. Interesting. This might mean that the timer must be created
on the UI thread which should be used as the target for the Tick
events.

> As for multiple UI threads -- I have heard of this but didn't realize
> .NET supported it (fully).  I would think encountering multiple UI
> threads would be very rare.

Actually, it does without problems. It probably just depends on _how_
generic the DLL must be :)

Fabian