You can listen to Application.Exit, but this might be too late most of the

How to detect if my application is exiting so I can save state?

Question Posted / diana

Answer Posted / diana

You can listen to Application.Exit, but this might be too late most of the time. You should listen for the Pause event and save your state there.

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