I have encountered this while upgrading some of our classes to VFP7.

In VFP6 SP5 the following code will work:

Test = NewObject('Custom')
Test.AddProperty('Exec(1)','test')
Test.AddProperty('Addb(1)','test')

In VFP7 the above code would not! - will produce Incorrect property name. error.

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Possible reason
Exec -> ExecScript() function
Addb -> AddBS() function
and somehow VFp7 decides that this property names are actually functions.
have tested this using square brackets - the same result (Incorrect property name.)

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Note that the following code works in either VFP6 and VFP7:

Test = NewObject('Custom')
Test.AddProperty('Exec','test')
Test.AddProperty('Addb','test')

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So... Just to yell...
why should I search and replace every such occuarance in about 10000 lines of code (some of it is generated by contents of tables)?

Note that actually the problem is with the Exec property (the Addb property is shown here just for example)

And moreover Exec is not a reserved word in VFP6

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