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tbergman
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You mention using the visual designer. Does the problem also happen in a class/program that does not use the designer? If it's only a designer problem, I have seen cases where the VD automatically sets the case incorrectly for lines it has generated. For example, note the improperly cased word "type" in the line below. It needs to be "Type". This is a bug in the designer tool that happens during formatting when pressing CTRL-SHIFT-1. This hasn't happened to me in quite some time so it may be fixed in later version of Progress. The workaround was to simply fix it in the code and try not to cause it again. @VisualDesigner.FormMember (NeedsInitialize="false", InitializeArray="true", type="System.Int32").
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