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    Thread.Resume depreciated

    Hello all:

    I have just upgraded to .NET 2005 from .NET 2003. I have discovered that the new 2.0 framework has depreciated the thread.suspend and thread.resume.

    I am researching this and will post what I find but has does anybody have tips on the simplest way to suspend and resume a thread without using thread.suspend and resume?
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    Re: Thread.Resume depreciated

    MSDN saysto use other classes in System.Threading, such as Monitor, Mutex, Event, and Semaphore, to synchronize Threads.
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    Re: Thread.Resume depreciated

    Thanks, I saw that. I was hoping that there would be a primer somewhere that says how to use the classes to control the threads without all the trial and error.

    If I find something, I'll post it here.
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