A few things to try..
First, you can eliminate some code:
' Make sure you set a reference to your vfpotest.voserver classlib in
tools-references
' You can define it and create it in 1 step
Dim VFPOLE As New VFPOtest.VOServer
' Why use object. Let intellisense work for you...
' Also, by defining it as object, you may only be passing the DEFAULT PROPERTY
' The Default Property for a document is the name property - which is a string.
' Then again, why are you storing it to a variable. Why not just pass the
' active document to the VFP server????
' ALso, I am not sure about the parens.. YOu are not returning a value, so, you
' don't need them...
' I would try passign the activedocument itself.. It does work. I know,
' I have done it!! < bg >
Dim lobject As Document
'-- Assign object reference to variable
-Set lobject = ActiveDocument
-VFPOLE.Getinfo (lobject)
VFPOLE.Getinfo ActiveDocument
Set VFPOLE = Nothing
