No, the intellisense manager settings just handles, whether native keywords are written in CamelCase.
While in the class designer, choose "Member Editor" from the Class menu. Choose a member (property or method) and check "HasMemberdata". You then can edit the displayname. Once you edit members, a property _MemberData is added to the class and there you find some simple XML to configure display name and also, whether members are show in the Favorites tab of the property window. So to change lots of names in one go you better edit or create that xml directly.
There is a more comfortable way to make VFP use your capitalisation right away: Go to codeplex.com, VFPX project and download the PEMEditor. It will replace the Edit Property/Method Editor and the other editors, so it writes _MemberData right away.
As a sidenote: You can do something in the intellisense manager, too: Click Browse in the general tab of the Intellisense Manager, to get a few capitalisations better, egg you could change the "Expanded" field in the record for ADDBS to AddBS or AddBs (Add Backslash) and for LPARAMETERS to LParameters (Local Parameters), etc.
You can do a lot here, too, but the place for the capitalisation of userdefined PEMs is within the class itself, in the _memberdata property. It's better embedded there, isn't it? because that will always stay together with the class. You can check the option to always add that _MemberData property to classes in the MemberData Editor.
Bye, Olaf.
