Re: Developer XML with WDSC 6 Light ?

Peter, for your situation being a contracted developer I would simply put
some ROI behind it.  Your time is very calculated so that makes it all the
easier as I am guessing you bill out by the hour.  A few years back when I
worked in a dept that wasn't so savvy on keeping pc hardware up to date, and
I needed a faster PC.  But being that I knew I would get challenged for even
asking I first started counting all the seconds/minutes it took to do
everything on my very sssllooOOOooww PC.  I did that for a week and then
went to my manager and gave a projection of how much time I was going to be
wasting in the next year by having to reboot twice a day, wait for
applications to start up, wait for applications to respond, etc.  When it
was all said and done the ROI was all laid out, and guess what... I got a
new PC :-)

I know every IT environment is different though and you may be fighting a
completely different corporate personality than I was, so good luck!

Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com  

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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Developer XML with WDSC 6 Light ?

Aaron,

that could be easier said than done.

The pc I have to use at work, is maxed out at 512MB Ram (Dell GX150 shipped
in April 2001!)

As I'm a contracted developer, I don't have any say in upgrades.  And I'm
not allowed to bring my own laptop (Inspiron 6000 with 1GB, use it for web
development in WDSC at home).

So some of use are forced to use the Lite version or fall back to CODE (not
so nice) or SEU (eeeewwwww)

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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