>I used CLEAR DLLS in the object's .Destroy method, regardless, to clean things up. I haven't had a problem yet with this particular technique.
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>You will have, sooner or later.
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Vlad,

Eventually, I think you're right. I'll overlook a possibility and then...back to the drawing board. Unfortunately, in an event driven environment, the CLEAR DLLS command, will hit and an error will be generated by referencing a function that has been cleared.

Admittedly, there has to be a better solution than the one I've implemented. Since, "Necessity is the mother of invention" I'll probably put off trying to find it until I need it.< g >