As others claim, ReSharper can do what you ask for.
As an aside, be sure to get and print the ReSharper Keyboard shortcuts. There are two options: the Visual Studio schema and the IDEA schema (most of the guys I know use the IDEA schema).
But there are only two key combinations that you really need to know: Refactor this: Ctrl + alt + R Go from here: Ctrl + alt + G or Alt + '(depending on the keyboard layout)
This will give you many of the most valuable ReSharper features.
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