Member '{0}' of type {1} cannot be serialized. Members with names ending on 'Specified' suffix have special meaning to the XmlSerializer: they control serialization of optional ValueType members and have to be of type {2}.
Member '%2!ls!' on embedded interop type '%1!ls!' cannot be evaluated while debugging since it is never referenced in the ...
Member '%2!ls!' overrides '%1!ls!'. There are multiple override candidates at run-time. It is implementation dependent which ...
Member '{0}' cannot be encoded using the XmlText attribute. You may use the XmlText attribute to encode primitives, enumerations, ...
Member '{0}' implements more than one interface member. Please make sure this method only implements one interface member. ...
Member '{0}' of type {1} cannot be serialized. Members with names ending on 'Specified' suffix have special meaning to the ...
Member '{0}' on the data context type '{1}' of LinqDataSource '{2}' is not a valid table. For Insert, Update and Delete the ...
Member '{0}.{1}' cannot be serialized since it is neither a field nor a property, and therefore cannot be marked with the ...
Member '|1' cannot be found in class '|2'. This condition is usually the result of a mismatched 'Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll'. ...
Member '|1' cannot override member '|2' defined in another assembly/project because the access modifier 'Protected Friend' ...