You can also use a Task List shortcut.

Right-click on the line of code, and choose "Add Tasklist Shortcut".
If you open the Tasklist Tool (yes, simply Tools, Tasklist) and then right-click on a column header, you can add a new column from the table - double-click n line number.

Also it opens up TskMain alias in a separate datasession which you can see in the DataSession window. Browse that, and you get the line number.

Behind the scenes, it updates a table in your personal profile application data folder.
(Mine is C:\WINNT\PROFILES\PAUL.000\APPLICATION DATA\MICROSOFT\VISUAL FOXPRO 8\FOXTASK.DBF)


In theory you could send the record from the table to someone else, append it to their table, and have them use the Tasklist tool to go straight to that line of code.

Or if they're in the same organisation, or have access to a shared files area, you can use the same task table and then set it as a TODO item for them to review that code.
Look at Tools|Options|File Locations and scroll down to the FoxTask table entry.

It's a neat tool that I think is under-used.