Connecting to different SQL Server servers?

I'm very interested in trying out (using) SQL Developer, but have a problem connecting to 2 different SQL Server servers on my laptop. I have both SQL Server 2005 and 2000 installed. I can connect to my default server (2005 - localhost), but how can i connect to my second server - localhost\SQL2000?
Thanks.

In these, there has has to be different ports set up for each server. so default is 1433, but this can be set as administrator and set differnt ports for each server. In the latest builds we have support for native authentication so this should ease issue like this somewhat.
Barry

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