There are MailItem.To and MailItem.CC properties that you can put addresses
in. It's best to use the MailItem.Recipients collection to add/remove
message recipients though, as you can use the Resolve method to validate the
e-mail addresses.


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On 27 Feb, 21:25, "Eric Legault [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote:
Hi Max. ActiveInspector.CurrentItem will get you the MailItem object for
the open e-mail. MailItem.Subjectwill get you thesubjectline.

Toreference an external file, use the functions from the VBA.FileSystem
class or use the TextStreamObject from the Microsoft Scripting Runtim
Library.

Eric


Thanks Eric,

And how do I write to the To and Cc line?


Max