Quagmire

Thanks, I didn't know that it got noticed if you changed the resolution. That does seem odd and possibly buggy.

Rather than PrimaryScreen, I have been checking the working area of all the screens in AllScreens, but the problem is that the object persists with old data even after changes are made by the user. I don't know exactly how long I would have to wait for it to be garbage collected, allowing me to get fresh info, but it is definitely too long.

I use the Screen object to get the working area of the desktop (i.e. minus the task bar). I would like to be able to get updated values if the user moves the taskbar, adds another desktop bar object, etc. while the program is running. However, as the documentation says: "The constructor for this object is not public, so you cannot explicitly create a Screen object. The object is created when you call its public methods." So if I call get Screen.WorkingArea, then resize the taskbar and get the value again, it doesn't change! Is there any way to force this kind of object to be disposed of and recreated? It has no Dispose method. This isn't a critical feature for my program or anything because it isn't terribly likely to happen, but I like to cover my bases. And I've gotton sorta curious if its possible.