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Web data keeps popping up in some peculiar places these days, take for instance, Adobe Illustrator CS3, which actually [tracks tutorials on del.icio.us][2] and provides direct access to them from a small "knowhow" panel.
The knowhow panel is a small Flash-based (I believe) widget that allows you to get help for the currently selected tool or search for other info in Illustrator.
To access the del.icio.us bookmarks in Illustrator head to Window >> Adobe Labs >> knowhow. In the knowhow panel you'll see a couple of tabs below the search box and one of them has the del.icio.us logo on it.
Click the logo and you'll see all the bookmarks that the Illustrator team has marked on del.icio.us.
Note that the knowhow panel is new in CS3 and seems to be unique to Illustrator. I couldn't find anything similar in Flash or Photoshop.
If you don't have Illustrator CS3, you can always see [all the bookmarks on the del.icio.us site][1] (and subscribe to the RSS feed as well).
[1]: http://del.icio.us/knowhow "del.icio.us: Illustrator knowhow"
[2]: http://blog.del.icio.us/blog/2007/05/knowhow_adobe_a.html "knowhow Adobe and del.icio.us work together?"
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