* Reverting the control stuff, as it's reinventing the wheel and, at it's architecture, is completely incompatible with Visual Studio 2005...  which is one of our design goal compilers.
* Re-applied MW's patch.
* If we want to do split screen, we need a better,  more 2.0 friendly way.   As we've seen you can't rely on Visual Studio 2008 to tell you if the code you've written is compatible with 2.0.  Under the hood, it takes the code of shortcuts and converts it to the long way of doing it before compiling.  This leaves the code *only* compatible with 3.0/3.5 while the output assembly is 2.0.  That's just not acceptable.