Urgent SSIS Issue

! ! ! ! ! Urgent SSIS Issue ! ! ! ! !

I happen to have a rather troubling development error which has occurred for the second time this week:
After having designed and built a voluminous (over 200 controls) SSIS Package
using Visual Studio 2005 & the SQL server 2005 BI development environment, I am getting an error message which
states that:


"Nonfatal errors occurred while saving the package:
Error at Load ORD_Status Right [Load ORD_Status Right (PipelineXml)]: Unable to instantiate XML DOM document, please verify that MSXML binaries are properly installed and registered.

Error at Load ORD_Status Right [Load ORD_Status Right (PipelineXml)]: Unable to save to XML."


This is very dissappointing & alarming considering that Microsoft and the rest of the planet seems to think that this is such a powerful ETL tool. It will not save. It will not run. My faith in this product is almost done.

Although I am connected to a workplace network, I am running this as a project on my hard drive (stand alone).Since the program logic repeats (due to conditional branching) many of the components are copied and pasted, however, no errors or size warnings are displayed until runtime. The package worked fine and even wrote records until I got beyond approx.140 components. DOES SSIS fail after a certain size limit or a certain number of controls ?

This is acritical limitation which may render this product useless without some solution or work around. Oracle (on a unix box) seems to have no such impractical limit. Someone please offer some soultion.