You can set up "External Tools" to do the job. I've got ones that call nant with arguments like "-e $(TargetName)-build". Make sure to check the "Use Output window" option, with the -e argument to nant you'll be able to click on errors in the output window and it will take you to the code location. I've got these tools mapped to the keys normally used for building so I always use nant to do my compiling.
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