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I am using NLog for my simple C#.Net application it works fine.
but when i use NLog for C#.Net multithreading application it skips the log messages
I also tried to configure NLog.config using AsyncWrapper and AutoFlushWrapper
but it does not work properly still some messages skipped.
So,Please Any Body tell me what is the best way to Configure NLog for Multithreading application without skipping any Log Messages?

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