Just got a new machine with Win 8.1 and I am using VS2013. 

Hi Terry,

Glad it is working. 

Edhy Rijo

Well it worked if I added every field at one time, BUT if I add some fields and then run the form and then go back and try to add more field it DOES NOT WORK.... I get the errors I posed? Any ideas?

Terry:

Without reproducing the index out of bounds, it is hard to tell you what that could be.  First, make sure that you don't have any query logic in your constructor or something trying to access a database without wrapping it in a test to see if you are in design mode.  I have seen this happen with this message before.

Secondly, I assume that the other two pictures you were referring to had to do with the "#" signs on each side of the text, correct?  This is localization debug mode and shows you all keys that are localized.  You can turn this on and off by setting this property:

MicroFour.StrataFrame.UI.Localization.DebugMode = true; 

Yes the other pictures are dealing with the # signs showing up. I'll try setting that property and let you know. 

MicroFour.StrataFrame.UI.Localization.DebugMode = true;

Terry, the property is directly on the Localization class.  The fact that you are seeing the behavior in your program means that it has to be there otherwise it would not run.  Look through the Object Browser and do a search for Debug Mode and you should be able to find it.

In the Object Browser I found the Property but I still am not sure how to set it?

It is a static class property, so you don't have to create an instance of the class.  Just set the DebugMode property on the localization class.  I created a super quick sample and set the property in the constructor of Form1.  In your app you will want to set it in the program.cs or the AppMain.vb depending on which language you are using, but I wanted you to be able to see it without a bunch of other code around.