When lots of time ago Microsoft was out with the news that the new Visual
Basic .NET 2005 will not have Refactoring features, all the VB.NET lovers was
terrible hurted. Why this choice? Why VB.NET can't have a good refactoring tool?
Lots of posts against this choice were out, on blogs, on newsgroups and also
on the Microsoft's Feedback center (personally, I wrote a lot about this choice
that for me was a declassification of VB.NET respect to C#). But today we can
see a little light... 
Corrado
Cavalli on our User Group is saying us that Microsoft (to satisfy all the
VB.NET developers that want a good refactoring tool) has done a partnership
with DeveloperExpress
to release, free of charge, a light version of their Refactor
Pro tool only for VB.NET 2005. The download is available from this
link.
This is a great news I think... With this choice Microsoft has given a sign
to listen the community requests and finally all the VB.NET developers around
the world can have a good tool to re-structure their source code and work
well.
Thanks Microsoft... 