> Thanks for that Ken.
> My Outlook version is 2003 using POP3 through my ISP for Development.
> Target Outlook version is 2003 using Exchange Server. If that prompts
> any comments/warnings, I'd appreciate knowing any gotchas to look for.
>
> I'll try program_vba Outlook group as you suggest but FYI here's the
> outcome of your suggestions.
>
> I added the namespace code. It still gives "Outlook does not recognize"
> errors for each message but the error numbers differ for each message.
> Oddly, each message has the same 5 final hex digits - 04005.
>
> Your comments concerning Recipients.Resolve(All) and .Resolved seem to
> imply that the recipients should all be already listed in the address
> book. This may not be the case; in fact it is likely that few will be
> listed. Does this mean they need to be added up front? I haven't tried
> that suggestion yet.
>
> I had already hit the problem of the Outlook object model guard but I
> didn't mention it because it is still minor in the scheme of things.
> Thanks for the link. I wouldn't have known what to search for. It sure
> is a pain during development because it continually steals the focus
> when single stepping. (I have the code in a separate monitor and I don't
> always notice an unexpected popup on the primary screen.)
> --
> Len
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