How do I capture the Application.Exit event in the Home Server Console?

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I have a WHS Addin, and I now want to do some cleanup whenever the Windows Home Server Console is closed. I have tried the Application.ApplicationExit event, but it seems it doesn't get fired.

Any ideas?

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How do I capture the Application.Exit event in the Home Server Console?

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