>Still, the name of the forms will be the same if they are instances of the same form, won't they? As well as all the other properties.
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>Vlad
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>>One has to go to whatever extent is necessary. The original message was looking at two lists in the same fomr. With that simply comparing the object names will suffice. In your scenario you would need to compare names all the way out to the form in order to find out if the object references are the same.

You're right the two fomrs get the same value for their name property even if they are different forms.