That's how you'd get the currently opened new item, yes.

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"Simon Woods" wrote in message
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
You have to cache the original value of the property or properties
you are interested in. Even if you handle Item.PropertyChange or
Item.CustomPropertyChange you'd only get the name of the property
that was changed and reading its value would return the new value,
not the original value.

Thanks ... I thought there may be something internal I was missing. I'm
doing this through the NewInspector event Inspector.CurrentItem. Does that
sound right?

Simon