Attachmate, Run Time Error '13' Type mismatch, Early Binding

[Dameat]

Attachmate Extra and Excel VBA.
I've read the Faq and followed the code exactly.

The late binding works without problems.
(Public System as Object)
(Set System = CreateObject("Extra.System"))

As opposed to adding a reference and using the early binding:
(Public System as ExtraSystem)
(Set System = New ExtraSystem)

I would prefer to use the early binding to take advantage of the VBA intellisense prompts. However, the early binding does not work.I get a:
"Run Time Error '13' Type mismatch" message at the line:
"Set MyScn = Sess0.Screen"

I've tried several variations with the code with no luck. And I don't have the luxury of the one suggestion I did find which was to uninstall and re-install Attachmate.

 

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How is MyScn dimmed? Is there a clas with the same name in higher priority (reference) library? If so, use full path declaration:

Dim MyScn As LibraryName.ClassName

Nb, there is attachmate forum99.

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[IknowMe]

Public System As ExtraSystem
Public Screen As ExtraScreen

Set System = New ExtraSystem
Set Screen = System.ActiveSession.Screen


Wow, I'm having amnesia and deja vu at the same time.
I think I've forgotten this before.

 

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What happens after:

Public Sess0 As ExtraSession
Public MyScn as ExtraScreen
..
Set Sess0 = System.ActiveSession
Set MyScn = Sess0.Screen

I would avoid variable names same as class or properties/methods names.

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[Dameat]

Thanks for the suggestions, sorry I got the wrong forum, lost track which one I was in.

I put the following code into a new excelWB with just a command button pointing to the initial sub:

'*************
Option Explicit

Public exSystem As EXTRA.ExtraSystem
Public exSessions As EXTRA.ExtraSessions
Public exSess0 As EXTRA.ExtraSession
Public exScreen As EXTRA.ExtraScreen
Public exOIA As EXTRA.ExtraOIA

Public Sub Initial()
Set exSystem = New ExtraSystem
Set exSessions = exSystem.Sessions
Set exSess0 = exSystem.ActiveSession
Set exScreen = exSess0.Screen
Set exOIA = exScreen.OIA
End Sub

'****************

I prefixed everything with ex to avoid duplicate names. Decalared all the exra objects with "as EXTRA.Class"
I tried 'Set exScreen = exSystem.ActiveSession.exScreen'.

It's still doing the same thing.
At line 'Set exSess0 = exSystem.ActiveSession' I get a 'Run Time Error '13' Type mismatch' message.

Thanks again for the suggestions.

 

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What are variable types in 'locals' window when you debug after error? Are there duplicate variables of different type in the vba project?
I could also, in object browser with 'show hidden members' set, try to trace methods used and their output object types.

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