Syntax problem using Selection.GoTo method in AttachMate macro working with MS Word

[Mike.and.H]

I’m not very fluent in VB macro language but somebody has to do it. My problem is with a syntax error that I don’t see the reason. This is an Attachmate macro to work with MS Word document. I will have a template document fully edited and formatted with bookmarks for screen shots. Macro will open this document, issue Attachmate command to grab a screen and use Word Selection.GoTo method to position at proper bookmark and paste screen shot there. Problem is that when I use required four GoTo parameters this statement is flagged as syntax error. When I coded just one parameter it was compiled fine but I need four. Other Word methods, EndOf, TypeText, Paste compile fine and work fine. What am I doing wrong?
'****************************
'* Paste screen into Word
'****************************
sub pasteScreenDoc (byRef tsoSession as object, byRefr objDoc as object, strDesc as String, strScreen as String)
Dim wdWhat As Integer ' GoToBookmark = -1
Dim wdWhich As Integer ' GoToFirst = 1
Dim wdCnt As Integer ' Count = 1
Dim objSelection As object
'****************************
'* Print Screen and paste to Word
'****************************
SendKeys "%{PRTSCR}", True
Set objSelection = objDoc.application.Selection
'
wdWhat% = -1
wdWhich% = 1
wdCount% = 1
objSelection.GoTo(wdWhat,wdWhich,wdCnt,strScreen) '<= marked as syntax
' objSelection.GoTo(strScreen) <= this is ok
objSelection.TypeText(strDesc)
objSelection.Paste
end sub

 

[strongm]

>objSelection.GoTo(wdWhat,wdWhich,wdCnt,strScreen)

If you were developing this in Word's VBA IDE then you'd be seeing a Compile error for this line the moment you type it in, optimistically (but erroneously) suggesting you need an "=". Basically, you are using the wrong calling convention for an object method with multiple parameters

Try one of the following instead:

[tt]Call objSelection.GoTo(wdWhat,wdWhich,wdCnt,strScreen)[/tt]

or

[tt]objSelection.GoTo wdWhat,wdWhich,wdCnt,strScreen[/tt]

 

[Mike.and.H]

Thank you. Both ways work fine with a little exception: Word returns message "This bookmark does not exist". When I open this document in Word the bookmark is there and its name is the same as I use it in this call. To be sure I displayed bookmark name right before invoking GoTo. I also TypeText it into document and can see that Word get this bookmark name correctly. What else can I do have Word go to my bookmark?

 

[Mike.and.H]

Found solution:
call objSelection.GoTo(wdWhat,,,strScreen)

 

[combo]

See the Word wdGoToItem and wdGoToDirection enumeration constants you can put in your code and what you put as default.

combo