XSD.EXE Notes

Oftentimes XSD.EXE will generate an array when you expect a class. It seems that one way to stop this from happening is to specify complexType mixed="true" for the element that gets turned into an array. These arrays happen when the element in question contains only one child element and no attributes.
Version XSD.EXE for .NET 2.0 will generate nullable types when nillable="true" is used just right.

“[Xsd.exe Workarounds for Complex Documents](http://www.fawcette.com/xmlmag/2002_07/online/webservices_rjennings_07_29_02/)”	Kinda old.
“[CodeXS—An XSD to .NET language code class generator that adds real punch to Microsoft’s XSD Tool](http://www.bw-a-tects.com/default.htm)”	Haven’t tried it.
“[XsdTidy beautifies the Xsd.exe output with full DocBook .NET Wrapper](http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/xsdtidy.asp)”	Might be out of date with respect to .NET 2.0.