To means nothing to a Post item, what are you trying to accomplish?

If you add the To field and bind it to a user property it will be available
as a UserProperty on the Post item but that's about it. It won't mean
anything.

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"melon" wrote in message
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Is it possible to use the To field in a PostItem? I drag and drop the
"To" property to the form, but how do I access the field? I tried to
use Item.Recipients but it didn't work, probably because PostItem does
not support that natively.