.NET for Windows 7 -

I have a new one. 7 Want to take advantage of Taskbar functionality in a NAT application and would like to know what people think is the best way for the features of Windows 7 in .NET. My aim is to have separate code for Windows XP and Windows 7.

I'm not seriously anxious:

• Wrap Windows 7 code in just a try.
• If OS = "Windows 7" then ..

Of course this is what most are doing. I have actually hunted everywhere for a good perspective but without the success Microsoft unmanaged code wrapper library is just running on Windows 7 ... if anything with OS = "Windows 7" " Not sure if

• this is if the OS and gt; = "Windows 7" (so that it does not break into Windows 7.1 or whatever successor) and
• This probe should be done by (platform and> = version).

If you do not want to dislodge your code with (ifWindows7) {...} , you put the platform-specific code in a different class You can. For example, you can create an interface

  interface IOSSpecific {void AddToJumpList (...); ...}  

and two implementations of this class, one => win 7 and one for others (which is not a different thing or anything) when your application begins, So you introduce some global variables of IOSSpecific with one of two codes.