What can we access by using the 'Solution Explorer' window in Visual Studio IDE?

The 'Solution Explorer' window in Visual Studio IDE provides a hierarchical view of your projects and their files, as well as the references and other resources that they depend on. Here are the things you can access:

1. Projects and Files: You can access all the projects and files within your solution. This includes source code files, resource files, and configuration files.

2. References: You can view and manage the references that your projects depend on. This includes .NET assemblies, COM objects, and other project references.

3. Properties: You can access the properties of your projects and files. This includes build settings, debug settings, and other configuration options.

4. Controllers and Views (for MVC projects): If you're working on an MVC project, you can access your controllers and views directly from the Solution Explorer.

5. Connected Services: You can manage the services that your application connects to, such as databases, storage accounts, and web services.

6. Team Explorer: If you're using Team Foundation Server or Git for version control, you can access the Team Explorer directly from the Solution Explorer.

7. Search and Navigation: You can search for files or specific code elements, and navigate directly to them from the Solution Explorer.

8. Contextual Actions: Depending on the item you've selected, you can perform various actions directly from the Solution Explorer, such as opening a file, renaming a file, moving a file, etc.