May
19
Resource Refactoring Tool provides developers with a super easy way to extract hard coded strings from your code into resource files.
I won’t say this tool has saved me days of time but has certainly saved me hours (especially on those hand-me-down projects which tend to require a good amount of clean up. )
You’ll find the tool works in VS2005/VS2008 as it leverages the existing Refactor menu. Simply install the latest version found on the CodePlex project site and then Select Text > Right Click > Refactor > Extract to Resource until you find yourself giggling to yourself.
I’m not a big utility guy, but this tool gets installed along with VS on work stations. Enjoy.
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