Just a heads-up in case others missed what I found and would like some good news.
*VS2013 setup projects* I was completely taken by surprise when support for vdproj setup projects was dropped in VS2012. I was forced to use WiX, but it was so much trouble that I rarely bothered and started delivering ZIP files instead to avoid the appalling time drain and suffering of learning and maintaining WiX project files. I found by complete accident today that vdproj projects are supported by an extension listed HERE <http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2014/04/17/visual-studio-installer-projects-extension.aspx>. I've installed it in VS2013 and although I haven't pushed it hard, it seems to be the familiar feature we used to know. It looks like the extension is only a few months old. Thank heavens, I'm going to email Tony Goodhew to thank him personally. I know this feature is arguably underpowered, but once you uncover what all the bits do and optionally write some CAs then I reckon it's quite productive and useful. *NUnit Attributes* I looked at the latest NUnit documentation <http://www.nunit.org/index.php?p=attributes&r=2.6.3> for the first time in years and I was pleased to discover they have added lots of really useful attributes (Random, Range, Values, Combinatorial, etc). And [Theory] looks interesting but I haven't quite sussed it out. *Greg K*
