On 24 Dec 96 Gary Weinfurther said to Bryan Smith...
 GW> Windows will automatically free allocated memory when a program exits
 GW> properly. That doesn't mean that you should not do your own release of
 GW> memory.
Thanks to yourself and to Lee Aroner for the re-assurance that the weird
effect I thought I had observed was not paranormal.
Can you please define "exit properly" a bit more closely ?  Is "properly"
anything better than a GPF, e.g does "halt" constitute a proper exit ?  Or
does it have to be at least "application.terminate" ?
If the memory is released by Windows rather than the Delphi program, maybe
even a GPF is adequate ?
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