SSW Code Auditor is a tool to keep your code healthy.
You cannot rely on developers to read documents.
Why not leverage their lives by tools that will educate them?
It is not really about naming conventions – these are low value ones – higher value ones are common UI things, use of Data Binding, use of LINQ to entities etc
If your project on TFS hasn't been checked by Code Auditor and you don't want to spend time on passing all the rules, you can check your code bit by bit. Make sure every file you check in TFS has passed Code Auditor check. Then you can enforce our standards on the project step by step.
The idea is to run it on daily basis, and it will educate you.
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Do you run SSW Code Auditor?
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Do you Add SSW Code Auditor, NUnit and Microsoft FxCop project files to your Solution?