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You are just being mean. He never gets another scene after wedding.... Oh dear Jimbo

I just watched Nemesis on DVD, having missed it at the cinema. I had heard that it got destroyed at the box office, however I think it is one of the better Star Trek films. I guess that there are fewer Star Trek fans out there now that DS9, NG & Voyager are over, hence the lack of audience. Your views ? Jimbo

The first PC I built was a 486 DX 50. Yes. That was a long time ago. And I managed to break a SIMM (remember those...) in the process. Duh! Since then I have generally bought Dell boxes. However I built a Shuttle PC a couple of months ago. It was SO easy in comparison to the 486 box - only about 30 mins, and with a decent Athlon inside it's stink fast. I can't recommend them enough. Jimbo

Sigh :-( Yes, 80 projects is kinda stupid to have in one workspace / solution. However, we are burdened with lots of old code that we don't have the resouce to "rationalise" at the moment. At a rough guess we could probably get rid of about a 3rd of it. Even worse, some projects which are massively templated have started generating internal compiler errors in VS.NET. I've tracked this down in at least one case to sloppy coding where an operator=() method was declared on a templated class with no return type, but it's a needle in a haystack to find. Thanks

Sorry. D'oh ! :)

I've spent a lot of time recently trying to migrate a LARGE - 80 project, 200 MB source code - workspace from VC6 to VS.NET 2003. It hasn not been a fun experience; maybe I'm looking in the wrong place for stuff, but it annoys that what was a very good GUI has been broken. Anyway, the point is that I can't find a VS IDE section on CP so that people can post hints on how to migrate, and the explore new features that are hidden in there - I can't be the only one going through this pain ! So Chris, pls pls pls can we have one ! Thanks

There is another alternative. I have a geforce 4600 which supports DVI & VGA x 2. This is attached to a widescreen TFT monitor - 1920x1200 :) http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=vwnpxVGGsqzp2m6miB3jzh6XmAOj8TvCnk0=?CatalogCategoryID=lcMKC0%2eNSqUAAAD2r8MRbIkn&ProductID=18cKC0%2eNxSkAAAD21PcRbIks&Dept=cpu The widescreen monitor provides almost as much as 2 x 1280x1024 screens, and you don't get the annoying border in the middle. It's awesome....