Reformat adds redundancies

sorry - should have added that I am using RS for VS 2003

I've been reported of this problem a lot of times.
But I haven't yet managed to create a simpe stand-alone piece of code which
shows this problem - so I can't debug it :(:(:(

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Using v2 build 205 - I'm curious to know why sometimes, when I do a
Reformat Code (with all three options checked) on green code (no warnings
or errors), ReSharper introduces redundant qualifiers and redundant casts,
which then display as warnings. For example, I am working in namespace
Company.Division.App.Web, and I will typically write:

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using Company.Division.App.Business;

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ReSharper will flag this as a redundant qualifier, so I go ahead and
remove it to give:

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using Business;

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Then I do a Reformat Code, and ReSharper changes this back to the full
version. In another example, I am passing an enum parameter like so:

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SomeObj o = new SomeObj(SomeEnum.SomeValue);

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When I do a Reformat Code, ReSharper adds a type cast:

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SomeObj o = new SomeObject((SomeEnum) SomeEnum.SomeValue);

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I know I can turn off certain warnings, but I like clean code so I keep
them on. Is there any way to prevent the Reformat function from
introducing these redundancies?