The syntax 'type X with ...' is reserved for augmentations. Types whose representations are hidden but which have members are now declared in signatures using 'type X = ...'. You may also need to add the '[] attribute to the type declaration in the signature
The subreport '{3}' could not be processed. Parent report '{4}' failed to automatically republish, or it contains a Reporting ...
The subscription '{0}' cannot be found. The subscription identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in ...
The surrogate pair (0x{0}, 0x{1}) is invalid. A high surrogate character (0xD800 - 0xDBFF) must always be paired with a low ...
The symbol '%1!ls!' has a definition in a referenced assembly. Rename can result in build errors. Do you want to continue? ...
The syntax 'type X with .' is reserved for augmentations. Types whose representations are hidden but which have members are ...
The syntax for calling static members on generic types is complex as the type parameter has to be specified for each call. ...
The system calendar that you have specified cannot convert the {0} or {1} property value for the {2} generator. Specify a ...
The system you are saving to does not have enough memory to remove personal information from file properties. All personal ...
The System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible attribute indicates whether COM clients can use the library. Good design dictates ...