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Intellisence Autocomplete - Bug?

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Robert M. - 27 Oct 2003 13:56 GMT
I'm referencing some third-party COM dlls through IDE Add Reference in
VS .NET 2003. For all generated interop assemblies intellisence
autocomplete works OK, except for one. For the offending one I can
declare types and instantiate objects wo problems but I can't get
intellisence autocomplete to work. I tried it in C# and MC++
environment, no success. It works OK in Visual Basic .NET 2003?!  

Is this known IDE bug? Is there something else that I'm doing wrong?

Robert M.
Kevin D. Quitt - 29 Oct 2003 23:12 GMT
Check out www.wholetomato.com - it's what Intellisense wants to be.

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