A .NET compact framework application I work on, in some cases, seemed to have multiple instances of itself running at a time. Although the framework handles multiple instances from being loaded, it can't handle it if the call to load is in very quick succession of each other.
I hunted around a came across this useful (and novely narrated) video article on MSDN.
The only addition I would make to this, is that VB.NET does allow the use of the Using statement in more recent versions of the framework.
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Friday, 15 June 2012
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