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That behavior happens to me too (enumerations only), but then again, that's what happens in VB6 as well.  However when I'm entering stuff in the code window, intellisense does display the classes as well as properties, methods, etc.  The other thing that is strange is the following: 

Dim myInDesign As InDesign.Application '    Set myInDesign = New InDesign.Application.2.0               '** should work but doesn't     Set myInDesign = CreateObject("InDesign.Application.2.0")   '** have to do it this way  

It seems like the library isn't quite built right.  Even worse is that VB.NET considers some properties to be r/o when the documentation and behavior in VB6 is that they are r/w.  (See my comments in the "ID Windows scripting w/ VB.NET" thread).  Hopefully this is stuff that can be addressed in the relatively near future. 

-- Greg