I am a fan of having coding standards within a development team.  I think that the standardization it brings actually allows for a better, cleaner code base (this post is not meant to discuss the pros/cons of coding standards).  The problem with coding standards is that they are hard to enforce.

If you are using ReShaper, enforcing coding standards can be simple.  Among the many features that are offered by ReSharper is the ability to ReSharper format/reformat your code for you.

How to get to the Code Style options:
ReSharper -> Option -> Code Style -> C# (I am using v2.5, C# only)

Creating, Saving and Importing settings

1. Create your Coding Styles
   Go through the list of available options and choose your settings.
   
   
2. Save your Coding Styles
   After you have set your options, save them to a file.
   
   To do this, click on the Code Style tree node in the options screen.  Click the Export button and save off the file.
   
   
3. Share your Coding Styles
   Now that you have saved the Coding Styles to disk, time to share them with the team.  I would suggest putting this file in your source control repository in order to have easy access as well as a common storage location.
   
   
4. Importing your Coding Styles
   After you have put your styles document in source control, it is time to import them so you can start using your newly created standards. 
   
   In order to import the saved off XML file, you simple go to the Code Style tree node in the options screen.  When in this screen, select the radio button ‘From external file for the current solution:’.  Then click the ‘…’ button to find and select the file.
   
   

Now you have enabled ReSharper to be the police of your coding standards.  Now that was easy.