The Return of the Class Wizard
Visual C++ 6 aficionados remember (fondly) the Class Wizard, most useful in MFC applications. The Class Wizard has gone away in later version of Visual Studio (2002, 2003, 2005, 2008), but is now making a smashing return in Visual Studio 2010 (Project menu –> Class Wizard or Ctrl+Shift+X).
This has the familiar options (relative to VC++ 6), such as adding/removing message handlers, command and update command handlers, creating new classes, member variables, etc. There are new options, such as creating custom message handlers and the ability to search.
In my experience, many developers back then were very dependent on the almighty Class Wizard, so the same warnings apply like any other wizard: use but do not abuse, and always, always – know what it does so you can do it yourself or undo it, if the need arises.