>>Again, I think it's too much in one file. I stopped doing big files like that long ago. Found they were actually harder to maintain.
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>>>I'm talking about a .prg which holds maybe a dozen classes, already nicely cut into manageable pieces. Navigation isn't hard via Document View - it's just when going to a certain class and going down its methods, a barrier in the form of a longish comment line is a nice clue to denote "you have reached the EndDefine, if you didn't notice". There may be a couple of similar situations where this would be justified, and that's just about it. I hate to see these anywhere between a Procedure and Endproc.
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>Here's a weird one that breaks comment coloring in the IDE. Copy and pase this into a code window:
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>*-- From http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/shallow-copy-object
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>Something around the http:// breaks the color typical VFP comment scheme

It means it's a real link, embedded in VFP code (or command window, for that matter). Ctrl+click it, and it will open in your browser. There's an option in Tools/options somewhere to turn this off.