>>>Yeah, I got that one. And I do see the Files object, but the only property it has is the Count. Yet, your code works. What is the logic of knowing to reference Files.Item[] ? I don't see a collection like that.
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>>You don't see it in the Debugger because it's a COM object. For COM objects, the Debugger only shows properties that you've already accessed.
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>>But if you look in Help, you'll find information about this object model.
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>>Tamar
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>So, I could somehow loop through and touch all the objects in the COM object and then they would be available in the Debugger? How could I do that without knowing what they are? Will a FOR EACH work here? I did read the help and did not see anything specifically showing that there was any properties beyond Files and then File.Count. If you can point me to that, I would appreciate it.

This help topic: Files Collection Properties and Methods

Yes, you can process the files in a FOR EACH loop:

FOR EACH oFile IN _VFP.ActiveProject.Files
  * Do something with oFile
ENDFOR

Tamar