This is a common problem. Same in WPF as well. My work around, for cases where I desperately want radiobuttons, is the following.
1. Create your radiobuttons,each with a different groupname. 2. Bind each radiobutton to a different property and manually set the other properties to false when one of the others is true. After 6 months I fell for this trap again this morning (in a WPF app). I called CancelEdit on an IEditableObject and everything in the UI reverted except the radio buttons. After sticking some displays on the property setter I saw it flipping back and forth between values and then I remembered this thread in the Silverlight forum. I found that putting a different GroupName on the radio buttons was sufficient, no need to bind to different properties. I'm using a typical Enum-RadioButton converter that you see all over the place. Greg
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