Account Dim in Shared Library doesn't have CustomXTopMember or EnableCustomXAggregation Properties

We are upgrading from 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.3.500. We use the Shared Library for our HFM application. In 11.1.2.3.500, there are no options for EnableCustomXTopMember or EnableCustomXAggregation (where X is the number of the Custom dimension IE Custom 1, Custom 2, Custom 3, Custom 4).
In the local account dimension in the new version, it does have these properties.
In the shared account dimension in the old version, it does have these properties.
In the shared account dimension in the new version, it does not have these properties.
In the new version, I had to copy the account dimension from the application to get the Dimension Associations to create in the Shared Library, but even with the Dimension Associations created, we still do not see the properties in the Shared Library.
We do have our Custom dimensions setup in the Shared Library.
We have tried importing via LCM and Import Profiles, but LCM gives us errors and warnings that it cannot associate the property with the dimension:
"There was a error processing the dimension association for the base dimension 'Account', target dimension 'Custom1'; please make sure that the target dimension exist or is included in the dimension section of the import source. Member properties for this association will not be processed."
Any ideas on why the properties do not exist in the Shared Library and will not import or copy into the Shared Library in 11.1.2.3.500?
Here are some screenshots:
Thanks,

Hi Steve,
I have encountered the same problem too.
As a workaround, start creating a dummy application with the shared dimensions of the new version. This will create the associations. After that, you can delete the application.
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