I am not sure how much of this is self-inflicted and how much is already fixed; perhaps someone can remind me of a solution that already exists. If not, think of it as a wish list. I have typically never liked so-called "system browsers" because they tend to show classes alphabetically and hide inheritance relationshiops; that's really important in trying to understand a design. The toolset I am using now is reasonably fast (in fact, it's perfectly fine on my new quad core box, but I hate throwing hardware at efficiency problems) but it not the bleeding edge. The system browsers do not show hierachies, and the [hierarchy] buttons spawn off something that often shows only one of the paths from a super class. IIRC, I've seen a browser that does better, but I can't remember which one it was or whether it can run fast enough to work on most of the hardware I see every day. Sorry for the complaining tone of the above; I don't mean it that way, but I also do not have time to fix it right now. Bill