Hi all, I have fixed the ManagerServiceController. The problem was mainly due to someone renaming the controls in February but not using refactoring (or the refactoring in VS2005 is horrendously broken, which we know is probably the case!). There seem to be a few other problems with Studio not being able to reflect the classes properly anymore to get the design interface, but at least the interface does what it should. Which leads me to my question/statement... I realise that Hungarian style is definitely out of fashion these days, but I have a very, very strong preference for using it *for ui controls*. I personally find the uiUsernameTextBox vs tbUsername A waste of space, and far less easy to use. A lot of people also make an exception to the general rule of no longer using Hungarian for UI controls. It appears that someone who has contributed a lot more code to Alchemi than me doesn't feel this way... does anyone have any comments on this? I would very much like to convert everything back to Hungarian *for the ui controls* but my junior status means that is not an option! Will I just have to live with it? Cheers Anton
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