CorelDraw Objects and Properties
If you do not know what objects or properties are available then you can use Watch Window.

Reference an object using Set YOUR_VARIABLE_NAME = AN_OBJECT

Create a simple procedure as shown in the picture below, Sub TEST().

Select the variable you are interested in and right button it. Select Add Watch. Create a toggle break after your variable takes on its values.
See the brown dot to the left of the command line in the picture below. Run the procedure.
The procedure will run & stop at the brown dot & your variable will appear in the Watch window with a plus sign at its left.
Expand the plus sign & examine it its sub-objects & properties.
The watch window will list nearly all the objects properties related to this variable.
It is an invaluable aid to find objects & properties of those objects.
It unfortunately does not list methods to alter the object or properties, but it is my first start.
I rarely use the Immediate Window! I watch multiple variables in the Watches Window and step through the procedure using F8.
The value of each variable is displayed simultaneously at each stage of the program.

CorelDraw VBA has several problems.

1. There is no direct access to the BarCode Wizard.
2. Pantone Colors cannot be used directly unless you know the color number in VBA.
3. CorelDraw X4 has a problem with its Pantone Color numbers. See the macro in the topic "Pantone Colors" where a correction to the color numbers is required.
4. ActiveDocument.Pages(1).Color.CMYKAssign 50, 0, 100, 0 colors the background of the Master Page.
   I know it is not possible to color the background of individual pages but this code should not be allowed unless you can individually color each page.
   Why is it that the background color of the Master Page does not appear in "Object Manager" but must be altered in "Tools", "Options", "Document", "Page", "Background"?
5. Save VBA files into older versions even if they are not fully compatible with the old version.
6. Change the CorelDraw file extension from cdr to cx5, cx6 etc for each new CorelDraw version so you know which version created the file.
7. You cannot refer to a font by its name in CorelDRAW.FontList("Arial") but instead must the font item number such as CorelDRAW.FontList(84) or what ever number Arial is on your machine.
8. VBA support and help for Photo-Paint is worse then pathetic. Changes have been made to CorelDraw VBA over the years but nothing to Photo-Paint.
   You still have to use script in many cases. There is no help for script!