>OK, call me geeky, but I can't stand to use wizards!!

I just don't like their "black box" nature - I need to understand what it is that they're doing, and how. Builders are better, because at least they're re-entrant - you don't start the process from scratch each time, and I can work with them as long as I can see the code they're generating - like the creation of a typed DataSet from a schema!

Speaking of which, I was wondering about something in looking at the generated code. The class is completely independent of the schema (XSD) file; it represents a class definition that was created using the XSD as a template.

Prior to creating the typed DataSet, I was simply calling the DataSet.ReadXMLSchema() method to load the schema. If I were to continue with this approach rather than using the typed DataSet, is it possible to complile the schema into the DLL and still read it, as opposed to providing the schema as an external file?