Ok! Let's take a break from Visual Studio 2005 and re-focus on .NET Framework 2.0. Have you ever wondered what are tools are shipped with the SDK and what they are used for? Don't forget Visual Studio is essentially an IDE that makes development easier but the real grunt work is still performed by the SDK. Eg, when you add a web reference to a project, a proxy object is created for you. Actually it's wsdl.exe (shipped with .NET 2.0 FX) doing the proxy object creation for you.

There is a MSDN Library article ".NET Framework Tools" that lists out all the SDK Tools. I think this will be especially useful for those warriors who does development work with Notepad and those of us who wants to under the FX better.