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Visual Studio Forgets Properties

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    What's with this?... Each time I load my web project into Visual Studio 2002 I discover that many objects (random it seems) have lost properties! Objects that used to have Event properties have blanks showing, and when the project is built and run again, links don't work, database queries fail, and all kinds of stuff. It takes an hour to retype all the properties, which is very prone to error, and then all works well...until the next time I load and edit that is. Then I have to retype again. Something broke, because this never happened until about this week... and my project has about 30 pages of C# code. Is this a known bug?

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      What's with this?... Each time I load my web project into Visual Studio 2002 I discover that many objects (random it seems) have lost properties! Objects that used to have Event properties have blanks showing, and when the project is built and run again, links don't work, database queries fail, and all kinds of stuff. It takes an hour to retype all the properties, which is very prone to error, and then all works well...until the next time I load and edit that is. Then I have to retype again. Something broke, because this never happened until about this week... and my project has about 30 pages of C# code. Is this a known bug?

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      I got around this only by creating a new project and "Add Existing Items" to it, essentially reconstructing the whole project. That worked, and now the properties stick just fine. No idea what went wrong with the original project...I was gettin' worried about it!

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