>While debugging, can you call up the property sheet and/or some form of object inspector other than through the watch and locals window?
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You should be able to explore the current state of the object through the locals window. It will not show up as a property sheet - there will be an entry for the object reference in the locals window that can be expanded to explore the components of the object.

If it's a Form and no explicit form reference exists, you may have trouble exploring things directly without a little help. You can create a memvar to serve as an object reference to the _SCREEN object early in code that will contain a reference to the _Screen.Forms collection. In the main line of your application, add the following lines of code:

PRIVATE oScreenRef
oScreenRef = _SCREEN

this duplicates the object handle for the _SCREEN object; it's visible in the locals window, and can be used to explore the Forms collection directly.