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    Grouping partial classes in Solution Explorer

    I found a great tool today that I could recomend, I was looking for a tool to easily group partial classes without manually edit the project file. Why do I want this feature then? Well I like organizing things and since the partial classes feature is such a good thing doing just that I like it.

    But the bad thing is that the nice group layout of partial classes that Visual Studio it self uses when it separates for example a Winform in three files like form1.cs, form1.Designer.cs and form1.resx is something you dont can do in a simple way.

    But thanks to Jarek Kardas this problem is solved with his nice tool VsCommands, take a look at it and download it from here

    http://mokosh.co.uk/page/VsCommands.aspx

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