November 17, 2006 
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If you create an .aspx page based on a master and the master page is not currently opened for edit inside Visual Studio you will find that your asp tags on your .aspx page have the dreaded red squiggly underneath them. It will be fixed in SP1.
Go check out Scott Gu’s article on this gotchya.
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