>>>>>>What is obj? Was it created with CREATEOBJECT() command before? My point is that array in VB defines an array, so the property should be an array property.
>>>>>
>>>>>it is Adobe InDesing CS3
>>>>>

>>>>>myInDesign = CreateObject("InDesign.Application.CS3")
>>>>>myDocument = myInDesign.Documents.Add
>>>>>myTextFrame = myDocument.Pages.Item(1).TextFrames.Add
>>>>>myTextFrame.GeometricBounds = Array("6p", "6p", "24p", "24p")
>>>>>myTextFrame.Contents = "Hello World!"
>>>>>

>>>>
>>>>Try:
>>>>

>>>>DECLARE myArray[4]
>>>>myArray[1] = "6p"
>>>>myArray[2] = "6p"
>>>>myArray[3] = "24p"
>>>>myArray[4] = "24p"
>>>>myTextFrame.GeometricBounds = myArray
>>>>

>>>
>>>same error
>>>

>>>OLE IDispath exception code 30477 from InDesing.exe: Invalid value for set property 'GeometricBounds'.
>  Expected Array of 4 Units (Doubles or String), but received "6p"
>>>

>>
>>VB is 0 based for the array. Change your indices from 1...4, to 0...3.
>
>You can't in VFP :-) That is why COMARRAY() is used.


No, not the VFP array, the VB object property that's expecting an array. I think if you reference it with the 0...3, it would work.