Spinning this question off of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5627404/how-can-i-have-a-service-run-a-process-under-the-current-users-session/5627612#5627612...

I have a service, written in C#, that monitors a set of files. It uses Growl to notify the end-user if the modified time of one of these files is over 4 hours old. I've seen situations where Growl.exe was not running under the current user's session, thus they did not receive updates. How can I ensure that Growl is always running under any interactively logged on users' sessions on the machines that this service runs on?

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Have you checked out this article?

MSDN: Interactive Services

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Great information. Thanks. – bshacklett Jun 3 '11 at 12:42
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