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SharePoint 2010 CHOICE value-attribute unknown?

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0 down vote favorite Hi, following this MSDN article a CHOICE Element in a field declaration for SharePoint should have a Value attribute. Value Optional Text. Specifies the display text for the choice. The value can be a reference to a resource in the format $Resources:String. However, choice values are not supported by the multilingual user interface (MUI). Choice values are initialized in the default language of the web site and do not change when a user switches to an alternate language supported by the site. My current implementation looks like the following and doesn't work: <CHOICES> <CHOICE Value="Offen">open</CHOICE> <CHOICE Value="Duplikat">duplicated</CHOICE> <CHOICE Value="In Bearbeitung">inprogress</CHOICE> <CHOICE Value="Nicht vorhanden">unavailable</CHOICE> <CHOICE Value="Erledigt">finished</CHOICE></CHOICES> VisualStudio 2010 claims, that no schema information for this attribute is found. Has Microsoft forgotten to implement this or do I understand something fundamentally wrong?

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