>>IOW: The Object holds properties that are not defined in the class. Very strange view on OOP.
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>They are defined in the class but not visible in the IDE Properties window or Properties Editor.

Yes. Loks like some trick within the IDE. (There is not realy a sense in setting top/left on this level. The Window that shows the class is some sort of a form and this may be confused)
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>>This is even more strange then the ridiculous calls on the _Assigns.
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>It looks like a bug. IDE was never adjusted when _Access/_Assigns were introduced
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>>But after a closer loc to help (Sic!) one see that the help describes a lot of objects. How the classes works isn't there. Strange again is the use of the empty class - the class that can not be subclassed. Does MS mix up something?
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>In order for any class to be subclassed in VFP it has to have a bunch of properties and methods related to that. An Empty object was created per VFP developers requests to have very light object w/o any extra properties or methods.

But it is described as aclass - I can use the object only.
Mostly all other are described as objects and I can work on class level.

Never mind.

Agnes