>It is now obvious I did not tell you all I needed to. This might explain the real problem. The object I want to remove is a container object, place on a page frame of the form. I.E. loObject = THISFORM.pfrTest.pgeTest.myObject.
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>So, do you mean I should run the THISFORM.pfrTest.pgeTest.RemoveObject()?

Yep, - thisform.pfrTest.pgeTest.RemoveObject('MyObject') removes MyObject from the page pgeTest of pageframe pfrtest of thisform. The page can remove its direct child objects, the pageframe its child pages, the form its child controls. A container acts on its children - to act on the grandchildren, you need to get the proper child to act on your behalf, and RemoveObject() takes the name of the object the container removes, not the object reference to remove.

ie:

thisform could remove 'pfrtest', which eliminates all things contained by pfrtest
thisform.pfrtest could remove 'pgeTest', eliminating all things contained by pgeTest
thisform.pfrtest.pgetest could remove 'myobject'; if myobject were a container (ie a grid) all its chidren die, too