Hi Kamil,

Try it:

&&(container)
This.RemoveObject('Label2')
This.RemoveObject('Command3')
This.RemoveObject('Command4')

?TYPE("This.Label2"),PEMSTATUS(This,"Label2",5)
?TYPE("This.Command3"),PEMSTATUS(This,"Command3",5)
?TYPE("This.Command4"),PEMSTATUS(This,"Command4",5)

MartinJ

>Hi Martin.
>Tryed Type('controlname')
>Same result :(
>.RemoveObject('Label2') is the first RemoveObject in the string of RemoveObject commands, looks like the first time it works properly and all the next RemoveObjects do not complete fully.
>Still thinking...
>Best wishes.
>Kamil
>
>
>>Hi Kamil,
>>
>> You must use TYPE().
>>
>> MartinJ
>>
>>>Hi.
>>>VFP7.0, sp1.
>>>The following code:
>>>

>>>With This &&(container)
>>>.RemoveObject('Label2')
>>>.RemoveObject('Command3')
>>>.RemoveObject('Command4')
>>>* doing something irrelevent to Command3/4
>>>?VarType(.Command3)+VarType(.Command4)+VarType(.Label2) - displays OOU
>>>EndWith
>>>

>>>Changing to VarType(This.Command3) doesn't help
>>>if i put VarType(.Command4.Tag)
>>>"Unknown element" error message.
>>>
>>>...scratching the back of the head
>>>yours truely
>>>Kamil