That is the correct procedure, and it has worked that way for me in the
past.

Are you using a StoreID argument? I'd try that and see if it helps. You can
get Inbox using NameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox) and use the
StoreID property from that object.

Are you getting any exceptions or just nothing?

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"Sanya Ibrahim" wrote in message
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Well, I tried it. I am getting into a strange situation wherein:-
(a) The EntryCollection argument has string values
(b) I split the EntryCollection string on "," and use the individual
EntryID strings to retrieve the mail Items
(c) However, the GetItemFromID(EntryID) returns nothing. The EntryID
argument is not null and the value does not correspond to the new inmail.

What to do?