>>>>>Are you using naming that reuses identifiers by changing case? Have you run out of all possible alphanumeric combinations or what?
>>>
>>>I do this routinely to simplify remembering form and report names:
>>>FrmCustomer frmCustomer = new FrmCustomer();
>>>
>>>Is that frowned upon?
>>
>>Nope, that's precisely what is best practice in naming conventions... You can tell immediately from the casing what the scope of the variable is...
>
>Which god declared that the best practice? The same one that declared rpn the best practice? Or the one who declared CamelCase the best practice?


Look for .net naming conventions. There are a number of documents and they all say basically the same thing. It looks strange, but is very comfortable after using it for a while.