Sending error logs through C# desktop application

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Dear All,

lately our customers are experiencing unexpected crashes. We are already logging the errors on their local machines. Is there a mechanism to enable them to "send error log" somehow when the application crashes or when unexpected behavior takes place? In other word how do I know that the application freezed or hung or crashed so I can send something, and override the normal "not responding" windows message?

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