yes, I was trying avoid doing this though, since in VS 2008 it worked when I targeted the 2.0 framework. After I changed all the projects to 3.5 framework, many of the errors disappeared, but now other ones have come up. So I'm trying to get those fixed. GSC

gscheek wrote: Is there anyway to speed up the load time for MSDN? Not that I'm aware of. MSDN F1 Help in VS is notoriously poor both in performance and in actually returning relevant information (not sure if it's improved in VS 2008). I often make use of that Google Seach macro[^]. This is faster and can be more accurate. Kevin

Yep,I have, just curious to see what experience anyone had. Instead of going through them all, I figured someone knew of a good one. GSC

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I've got a Latitude D820, without a docking station. But it's got a nice screen - not that TrueLife cr*p that the consumer-level models have. But even with a 1.66 GHz proc / 7200 rpm drive / basic video card / 1Gb ram I get some of the fastest compilation speeds I have ever seen! Or maybe that's 'cause I'm not including any Windows files... But in any case, I've been *very* happy with it. Just a hint, if you didn't think of this already - make sure you get the OS installation disks - and XP pro, at that. Not home or mce. That way you can wipe your hard drive and get rid of all the OEM stuff that's pre-installed. And then install drivers via Windows to avoid even more unwanted software. My .02 cents ;) Mike