>>I think he is referring to the Release() method. For example on a form, if you have a close button you call Thisform.Release(). For a custom object you would include this method and instead of doing something like release myObj you would call myObj.Release(), setting the release flag for the Clean_up method called from the Destroy().
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>So, would it make sense to put my calls for MyObj.Release in the Destroy method of the form? Is there a more logical place?
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>Renoir

The way I understood the article, you call myobj.release from "outside" to get rid of the object. Then the release sets the lRelease flag for the Clean_up method. Both Release() and Destroy() would call Clean_up.

I know, it's kind of confusing but it is explained in the article that this covers for different scenarios.