Visual Studio 2008: is there any way to turn on the Class Name/Method Name drop downs in C#? (like VB.Net has)

I'm working in .Net 3.5sp1 in C# for an ASP.Net solution and I'm wondering if there's any way to turn on the Class Name and Method Name drop-downs in the text editor that VB.Net has at the top. It's one of the few things from VB that I actually miss.

Edit: Also, is there any way to get the drop downs to be populated with the possible events?

e.g. (Page Events) | (Declarations)

From stackoverflow travis

• Well, I see them when I use C#, so clearly there must be. I was unaware that you could turn them off.

  From James Curran

• Go To:

  Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> General -> Navigation Bar
  

  Make sure it is clicked, and that should show something at the top of your code that has all the classes and methods listed in your file.

  travis : hmm, now is there any way to list all the _possible_ events like vb.net?
  From casademora

• In Visual Studio 2008 (and probably earlier versions):

  Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C#(*) -> General -> Navigation bar

  (*) or your preferred editor language

  From Michael Petrotta

• note that the lists don't fill in until the cursor is within the namespace/class

  From Steven A. Lowe

• Try

  [Tools]->[Options]->[Text Editor]->[C#]->[General]->[Check "Navigation Bar]

  From JTA