>>You could declare your variable as
>>
>> Dim MyProperty as MyServer.MyFormClass
>>
>>And you could direcly instiance your object by using :
>> Dim MyProperty as new MyFormClass
>>Or
>> Dim MyProperty as new MyServer.MyFormClass
>
>I can now execute the dim line. However, the set line returns "Invalid use of New keyword".
>
>Dim MyProperty As fournier.maforme
>Set MyProperty = New fournier.maforme

You can use VB's Createobject() too..

I found this on the MSDN site that might help you (Use Visual FoxPro 5.0 as an OLE Server):

Visual Basic-Command1.Click()

You must declare and specify the variable as an Object Type prior to storing a reference to the OLE server because Visual Basic is a strongly typed language. The only other notable difference between VB and VFP syntax is the Set keyword when you assign a value to a variable. Also, the city, state, and county information can be assigned directly to the text box. It’s assumed that the Value Property will hold information directly assigned to a text box control:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim o As Object
Set o = CreateObject("zip.ziplkup")
o.GetData (Screen.ActiveForm.txtZip)
Screen.ActiveForm.txtState = o.state
Screen.ActiveForm.txtCity = o.city
Screen.ActiveForm.txtCounty = o.county
End Sub

I'm not sure what version of VB they are talking about, but this might help.