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    Hi, I wondered if anyone new of a creative method to log build times or the build output so the build times can be derived. I can not find any options within the VS.NET IDE for this functionality. I ask because I beleive VS.NET build times in 2005 are far to slow. Thanks, James

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      Hi, I wondered if anyone new of a creative method to log build times or the build output so the build times can be derived. I can not find any options within the VS.NET IDE for this functionality. I ask because I beleive VS.NET build times in 2005 are far to slow. Thanks, James

      James Simpson Web Developer imebgo@hotmail.com P S - This is what part of the alphabet would look like if Q and R were eliminated
      Mitch Hedberg

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      If you right-click your project and choose properties, then look at the options for 'Build Events', you'll notice there is a place to run command line arguements for PRE build event and POST build event. You could have the events write (using vbscript) to a text file when your build process starts and stops.

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