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I have created some test code that dynamically creates a form; on that 
form is a button and a string grid.  The button click event fills in a 
number of static objects with random data; then prior to exiting the 
function posts all that data into the StringGrid; this should in effect 
clean up those objects when the click even expires leaving just the data 
in the grid.  That much works.

However, when I close the form, when is then followed by a delete 
operator, the memory doesn't appear to be freed (looking at the Virtual 
Size of the program via the task manager).

Reading the TStringGrid help, it looks as though I need to delete the 
'objects' in the stringgrid too?  How?  Is there something else I am 
missing?

I'm still trying to track down the problem I am having where I can't 
create a new TForm at random times that I posted in "Creating new TForm 
causes 'Out of Resources' error on WinXP" a few weeks ago.  It's not 
that my program is taking up much memory, or the leak I see in the above 
test app is that big.  I'm grasping at straws to find out what is going 
on here; any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.