VC++: - "Project configurations are out of date" ... "Would you like to build them?" Very annoying dialog - have a checkbox to "Alert me when my project configurations are out of date". - Class and Method browsing - Definitions and Declarations. This is still quite buggy and slow. If this could be improved to be at par with VC6 speed and versatility then it would make me happy. - Class Wizard - Adding classes to the project - ignores capitalization of #include filenames - especially if the new class is derived from a base class. - Tabbed code windows are great, except if you have too many open - sometimes the tab's title is blank if the number of open source documents is greater than 20-ish. - The "Types in xxx.cpp" and "Methods in xxx.cpp" drop downs at the top of each source document seem to take you to the declaration more often then the definition. It has a mind of its own as to which you will be navigated towards. - Edit and Continue is hopeless. I disable it by default. - The Object Browser is clunky and confusing. Once again, if you could retain the useability of VC6 in the code browsing, I'd be happy. Suggested additions, VC++: - Have a "class browser" that allows the developer to view base classes at the top and derived classes at the bottom. Essentially the developer can then have a quick peek at the class hierarchy. This seems more intuative then checking each class via "Class View" for its base classe(s). Overall, I am a strong supporter of the VS.NET I find it a joy to use each day - so please keep upi the great work! Jim Q