That's what I figured. There were still some objects I had not fully gotten rid of. I think it's okay now.

Thanks,

Cecil

>Hi,

>It means exactly what it says (s) - you have declared the 'component' field but nowhere do you assign a value to it so it will have the dafault value of null. (I'm afraid I couldn't do more that paraphrase the error message :-} ).

>Of course this means that in this line 'if(disposing && (components != null))' components will always be null. Nothing in the code to cause an error - but it certainly isn't going to work as expected unless you assign a valid object to components.
>Hope this helps,
>Viv