>>With VFP8 "m" stands for more than just 'memory variable'. From the VFP8 Help for SCATTER: "To reference a property in an object that has the same name as an open table, preface the property name with the m. qualifier.". So it now can pertain to properties too.
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>Which, of course, is because properties are also just memory variables.

I knew someone would come with that statement. But it ain't so, else we never would have called properties properties in the first place.
Just because properties reside in memory doesn't make them memvars. Else fields are memvars too, because they too are in memory.