>>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


If your Dim work, That meen that your object is reconise by the "Type Library". Now if your unable to Make a new on it,
Eider in
Dim MyProperty as new fournier.maforme
Or
Set MyPreperty = new fournier.maforme

That meen that your form is propably "Public non createble".
To Fix that, if is the problem, you need to have a other class in your server that create the instance of that class.
That class as to be "MultiUse".

Ex.:

In The server Fournier:

Class maforme
end class

Class Master


Public Function CreateMaForme() as MaForme
Dim X as new maForme

CreateMaForme = X


End Cass

In Your Application :
Dim XYZ as new Fournier.Master
Dim MyProperty As fournier.maforme

Set MyProperty = XYZ.CreateMaForme()