Connecting to Bluezone v7.1 with VBA

Currently use BZ v6.1 web so the connection I use is the code to connect and interact with BZ

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I can interact just fine with v6.1 (send keys, read data, etc.)

Now we are using BZ v7.1 with is more terminal emulation. There is no BZWhll dll to create an object to.

I can open a session:

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Can't figure out how to interact with the session once it's open via VBA in excel.
Does anyone have know what the object(s) to connect to a BZ v7.1 session?

I also ask this question in another forum mrexcel & vba express just in case someone is there that isn't in this forum.
https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/genera...ml#post5195250
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...-and-Excel-VBA

Note: I missed the part about cross posting in the rules. So my appologies for not posting the links. I haven't used these forums in years as I normally have figured out my questions via google and other sources, but this one stumped me. I also didn't realize that the moderators strolled across mult forums.

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Hello temexcel,

You also posted this question at VBA Express HERE

Both VBA Express and our forum have a rule about posting a question in more than place. This is known as cross-posting. While it is not illegal to do so, we do ask that if you do it to provide a link to one of the other sites.

Hello temexcel,

If your question is answered at another site like VBA Express and people here at the Excel Forum are working on a solution also, how will they know if your problem has been solved? The people at the other sites are not going to be happy that their time and effort was spent for nothing.

Temexcel - this has also been posted on Mr Excel. I had hoped, after beiing advised about our rules when I posted earlier, that you might have read them. Had you done so, you would know about our cross-posting rule, which is the same, by the way, on practically all forums.

Before posting again to this forum, please do read our rules. They are very simple, and all members must abide by them. Thank you for your cooperation.