Hello Michael:

FYI, I found the value of Recipient.Addess to definetly to be case sensitive.

Also I used the Watch window to show me the value of the Recipient.Address
and upon copy and paste the value into code all worked fine. The data in
the caption when I looked at values in Step Mode showed all CAPS which in not
how the watch window showed the data and being case sensitive made the
difference.

Thanks,
Joel

"Michael Bauer [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:



Yes, you can trust the Debugger. At least I could always do that. As for
e-mail addresses: They aren't case sensitive and so your code should treat
them, you never know what a user enters. Due to that for comparing values I
always convert them with LCASE.

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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
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Am Thu, 7 Dec 2006 16:21:01 -0800 schrieb Joel:

TIA:

When running through code in Step Mode when I put my cursor over a
variable
or item property, I see a caption with the current value. Can I really
trust
that this is the exact value (case sensistive text) that would need to be
in
code to match an eqaulity statement ie if I see a value of
then
for my If to be true I would need If reciepient.address =

Then...

The issue is the caption in Step Mode shows a value in all CAPS but the
data
itself is mixed upper and lower case. I know my code is case sensitive to
the "actual" email address used in the email To: field.

I would hope a way around is to set a variable for email address and LCase
the data...

Thanks for any help,

Joel