Note: I have achieved what I wanted in a different way. Instead of setting the property through Excel VBA, I made a small Reflection Macro that I run in Reflections before running my usual screen scrapers out of Excel.
Sub SpeedUp()
Dim ibmCurrentTerminal As IbmTerminal
Dim ibmCurrentScreen As...
I have not been able to get the property set as I described above. It seems all of the old way of starting off the code with Extra objects, etc. are incompatible once you start mixing in things from the Reflections library, often resulting in "mismatch" errors. So I'm guessing everything else...
I have selected all of them. However, the ExtraScreen object in the FAQ mentioned does not seem to exist in Reflections' library. If I load the EXTRA 6.5 library, the ExtraScreen object exists, but the DisableKeystrokeProductivity property is not available for it (as expected since it will just...
Unfortunately, this may creep beyond my level of knowledge.
From examples I have seen, I have also tried the below since myscreen has been defined in the code already:
myscreen.DisableKeystrokeProductivity = True
This returns the error "Object doesn't support this property or method".
Further...
Dim myscreen As Object
Function Wait()
Do Until myscreen.OIA.XStatus <> 5
Loop
End Function
Function System()
'Assumes an open extra session
Set Sys = CreateObject("EXTRA.System")
Set Sess = Sys.Sessions.Item(1)
Sess.Activate
Set myscreen = Sess.Screen...
Hi. Based on this thread: http://support.attachmate.com/techdocs/2654.html, I am trying to set the following properties to TRUE in Attachmate through Excel VBA.
I am using VBA in Excel, so I want to send the following commands to Attachmate:
.DisableKeystrokeProductivity=TRUE...
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