Dreamweaver CS5 - extremely slow performance over VPN

I work for a company in Ohio but live in Virginia, and I have to use VPN to access our company's network drives.  I am running Dreamweaver CS5 on Windows 7, 2GB of RAM, reasonably fast residential internet connection.  Dreamweaver is so slow over VPN!  It takes forever to cache a site, to open, save or close a file, or even just to refresh the document if I leave the window and then come back to it later.  Sometimes it's upwards of 3 to 5 minutes (or more!) of the program hanging while I wait for it to wake up.
I realize that some of this is affected by the connection speed at the office in Ohio, but is there anything I can do to make DW run faster over VPN?  Copying the files locally is not really an option because a) it would take too long to copy the sites we work on to my computer, b) I don't want to mess with multiple copies of files and c) I'm not savvy enough to run a .NET site locally on my computer.

b) I don't want to mess with multiple copies of files and c) I'm not savvy enough to run a .NET site locally on my computer.
Not really sure about these points.  Personally if I were in your situation I would have a copy of the files locally for editing and then set up a testing server in DW that connects to the VPN for testing and then one remote one to push to the live server.  And are you using subversion with multiple copies of files?  Is that what you are trying to say?  Are there other developers besides yourself?
And 2GB of ram is not a lot on a Windows 7 machine.  Windows 7 requires 1GB (32-bit) or 2GB (64-bit) out of the box and that's not including your VPN program, Outlook, Anti-Virus, Firewall and any other software you have.  With the price of memory right now and I would personally recommend asking the company to double the memory up to 4GB for smoother DW operation.  I don't believe that will help the internet connection, but it will make editing in DW a little bit easier. 

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