property inject in Autofac

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I am compiling: PropertyInject wiki page

why this line:

builder.RegisterType().InjectProperties();

doesn't compile? how to do property inject in autofac?

I am using vs2010, autofac 2.1.13.813.

thanks.

EDIT:

PropertyInjection should be like this in new version of AutoFac: builder.RegisterType().PropertiesAutowired(false);

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