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In my (limited) VB experience, I've found that moving the Dim vObject into
global scope works the best for me.  However, the fact that you're
attempting this from within IE may be your problem.  I don't think that
VBScript in IE allows CreateObject, for security reasons.

Marc Lacoursiere wrote in message <351018a0.12899858@news.total.net>...
>Hello!
>
>I made an InProc automation object using Delphi3 lately. What I want
>to do with it is to create an instance of it in VBScript using
>CreateObject in a sub. Then I should get a pointer to it with
>GetObject in another sub. Take a look at this example:
>
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>
>Sub window_onLoad()
>  Dim vObject
>  set vObject = CreateObject("Object.Automation")
>  vObject.Start
>End Sub
>
>Sub Check_OnClick()
>  Dim vLObject
>  set vLObject = GetObject("", "Object.Automation")
>
>'>>> Insert some calls to vLObject's methods and properties here <<<'
>
>  set vLObject = Nothing
>End Sub
>______________________________________________________
>
>
>What I get when I try it in internet explorer 4 is this error message:
>
> "Unexpected call to method or property access."
>
>I get prompted from this error each time I try to access a method or a
>property inserted where specified in the source code written in this
>message.
>
>Is there a way to make it work? You should know that I cannot use
>vObject, created with CreateObject but I want to use the same instance
>that's been created in Sub window_onLoad()...
>
>Mark
>EPIX inc.