>>>>If your array contains references to the CheckBox objects, you'll have to NULL out each array index individually in a loop. You can do that in the QueryUnload method Barbara described to you earlier.
>>>>
>>>>FOR xx=1 TO ALEN(array,1)
>>>> array[xx] = .NULL.
>>>>ENDFOR
>>>>
>>>>or however it is you have your array dimensioned.
>>>
>>>You can assign a value to every member of the array by assigning that value to the array without specifying and index:
>>>
>>>Myarray = .NULL.
>>
>>Erik:
>>
>>I heard/saw someone say that doesn't work for releasing an array of objects. Do you know if that works or not in that case?
>
>It works.
>
>DIMENSION ObjArray(2)
>ObjArray[1] = _SCREEN
>ObjArray[2] = _SCREEN
>ObjArray = .NULL.
>?ObjArray[1].Name && Gives an error

You're right it works. I tried it as both a public array and as an array property of a form. The array property seems to release all the objects without doing anything special (this may be dependant on the type of object, though). The public array requires setting the array to .NULL. for the form to close.