Web.config not well-formed?

I took a look at the global web.config file in the 2.0 Framework folder and
opened it within VS 2005. Upon opening it, the IDE shows many validation
errors, most of which have to do with some attributes having a value of
"true", when the schema calls for "True" or vice versa.

How can this be? This is a new installation with an unmodified web.config
file.Hi Scott and Juan,

I believe what Scott meant is about the validation warnings instead of
errors. This is a known issue of Visual Studio 2005:

#Feedback: Web.config Case Sensitivity Throws Warning - Error
http://connect.microsoft.com/Visual...ck.aspx?Feedbac
kID=97730

Unfortunately we currently haven't fixed it due to compatibility issues.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang@.online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Thanks Walter. Yes, I did mean valid, rather than well-formed (need more
sleep!). What will the ramifications of web.config not conforming to its
own schema in this way be?

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Originally Posted by

Hi Scott and Juan,
>
I believe what Scott meant is about the validation warnings instead of
errors. This is a known issue of Visual Studio 2005:
>
#Feedback: Web.config Case Sensitivity Throws Warning - Error
http://connect.microsoft.com/Visual...ck.aspx?Feedbac
kID=97730
>
>
Unfortunately we currently haven't fixed it due to compatibility issues.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused.
>
>
Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang@.online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support
>
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