I see. I will have to look into it... it sounds like a good tool.

>Are you looking at the new (version 3) list? That's fully VB-aware, I think. Until now true, it was C# oriented.
>
>Hank
>
>>I am looking at the features, and it seems to focus on C# in the feature list, although it says full support for VB. Are you using it for C# or VB?
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>>>ReSharper is the tool that catches your newbie mistakes, and then suggests fixes which it them implements when you choose the fix you want. It does a lot more, too, but that alone is worth it. Create an object and it checks to make sure you've referenced it, etc., all the way down the line. It does a lot more.
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>>>Hank
>>>
>>>>Hi Hank.
>>>>Thanks for your comments.
>>>>
>>>>What is ReSharper ?
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>
>>>>Gerard
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>By the time you get IIS going, as well as SQL Server, additional tools like ReSharper, you will want 2 gig, btw.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks a lot for your comments.
>>>>>>I will go with upgrading memory
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Regards,
>>>>>>Gerard
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Hi.
>>>>>>>>I have a pc with 512 of memory and find Dot Net DE quite sluggish.
>>>>>>>>I am consiering upgrading my PC to 2 GIG.
>>>>>>>>Anybody have any idea if this will improve Dot Net Performance ?
>>>>>>>>(All other apps are fine)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>VS.NET is a resource pig. The more memory you can give it, the happier you will be with it. Here at work we went to faster processors and from 512 meg to 1 gig of memory and the improvement was dramatic.