It is already in the next version. :)

>Well, the simple way to just check for an existance of this grid in GHL destroy method, what do you think? Just be a little bit more precautios :)
>
>>>>>Nick (or anyone watching),
>>>>>
>>>>>The class has started returning errors from it's Destroy event when I issue ThisForm.Release from my forms. Hitting Ignore gets through, but this is what's generated:
>>>>>
>>>>>

>>>>>Property MyGrid is not found.
>>>>>Expression is not valid outside of WITH/ENDWITH.
>>>>>Expression is not valid outside of WITH/ENDWITH.
>>>>>Expression is not valid outside of WITH/ENDWITH.
>>>>>WITH/ENDWITH mismatch.
>>>>>

>>>>>
>>>>>Not having the source, that's about all the information I have. Any ideas where I should look to resolve this? Not sure what I changed in my forms/framework, but I can't seem to get these errors resolved. Thanks!
>>>>>
>>>>>Regards, Renoir
>>>>
>>>>Hi Renoir,
>>>>
>>>>The code in Destroy() is:
>>>>
>>>>lcHost = THIS.cHostname
>>>>WITH THIS.PARENT.&lcHost.
>>>> .SetAll("DynamicBackColor", [''], "Column")
>>>> .SetAll("DynamicForeColor", [''], "Column")
>>>> .SetAll("DynamicFontBold", [''], "Column")
>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>
>>>>The possible reason that the order of destroying changed. When GridHighlighter.Destroy() fires the grid seems does not exist already.
>>>>Since GHL supposed to be placed on the form after your grid, normally it is destroyed before the grid. Probably you changed the order of instantiation later by using Send To Back/Bring To Front for GHL or grid. Try to play with Send To Back/Bring To Front.
>>>
>>>Nick,
>>>
>>>That was it! I had brought the Grids forward recently. I had no idea that using the Format options changed the instantiation of objects! Hmmmm... This might explain a couple other things I've got going on. Thanks!
>>>
>>>Renoir
>>
>>Yes, similar things may happen with other stuff too. for example the correctusage of the Treeview control requires that ImageList control for it is placed on the form before the Treeview.