In Visual Studio 2010, when working with the designer (WF, WPF, WEB…)  you can easily search for an specific item in your toolbox, just make the toolbox active (click anywhere in the toolbox window) type your search, you’ll see your search and options (Tab for next result, Esc to cancel) under the VS status bar but I think its just not as effective as the other searches implemented in VS 2010 as for example the Search implemented for the property grid.

I wanted to run my tests on each project build (CTRL-SHIft-B) I accomplished it using macros, here are the steps:

Make sure that you have a window where you can run the tests from visible , in my case I’m using Test Results because I had run a couple of test already but the same approach should work using Test View or Test List Editor)

• First we need to record a macro to lunch the Tests

the macro toolbar will appear

• while recording the macro, click on the desire option to run the test, for example in my case I’ll click on “Run All Tests in Tests Results”

• if you are using the Test List Editor for example you should click on “Run Checked Test”

• Stop recording the macro using the macro toolbar.
• Now open the Macros IDE

• Under “MyMacros” Select the recording module

• Cut the code generated under TemporaryMacro() and then from “MyMacros”  select (double click) EnviromentEvents
• From the dropdowns select  BuildEvents and then OnBuildProjConfigDone

• and then paste the code generated for the RecordingModule (the code should be in you clipboard from two steps above)
• save it and ready to go… when you build your project you should see the tests running by themselves….