No, it will not. If I got right what button you are talking about, this button does exactly opposite thing: it drills-down to the objects tree element of the object that is already selected (highlighted) on the screen.
In my case, there is some object referenced in code (e.g. as a result of the .Find() function call) and I need to find this object in the objects tree. I don't know where this object is on the screen and thus cannot highlight it. The only thing that I have is object's FullName as a string and it will be really great if the Object Browser in TestComplete can parse provided string and highlight the target object in the objects tree. Then I will be able to use the regular functionality like Highlight On Screen, etc.
