George,

Nothing of the sort. I'm buffled that you don't understand difference between checking if objects are the same (loObj1 = lObj2) and checking if objects are alike (COMPOBJ(loObj1, lObj2)).

oLabel1 = CREATEOBJECT('Label')
oLabel2 = CREATEOBJECT('Label')
oLabel3 = oLabel1
? oLabel1 = oLabel2 		&& .F. - they're two different objects
? oLabel1 = oLabel3 		&& .T. - the same object
? COMPOBJ(oLabel1, oLabel2) && .T. - Object's are alike but we cannot tell if it's the same object
? COMPOBJ(oLabel1, oLabel3) && .T. - Object's are alike but we cannot tell if it's the same object

oLabel1.Caption = "Two"
? oLabel1 = oLabel3 		&& .T. - still
? COMPOBJ(oLabel1, oLabel2) && .F. - Woops! They are different objects

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>Sergey,
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>I think we're picking at nits here. However, in my label example, we have two objects that have exactly the same properties that, when directly compared to each other, return false. Why? Simply because they're not the same variable. One uses COMPOBJ() to determine if all the PEMs are the same, not that they're not the same variable.