Winforms - what's a cool taskbar/system tray notifier approach?

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Hi

What's a cool taskbar/system tray notifier approach? To get that latest cool looking sliding windows type notifications can I stay WinForms, or do I need to go WFP? Which control/class/framework should I look at?

Basically after a more fresher:modern looking UI than the old winforms popular bubbles etc

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