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June 19th 07, 03:32 PM
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Using SenderEmailAddress
Since Items.Sort never worked for me, I used Items.Getlast to get the newest
item since it goes from oldest to newest for whatever reason. I got my code to work for what I intended it to do so my co-worker and I are happy =D. Thanks for all your help! "Eric Legault [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Sorry, use this: Items.Sort "[ReceivedTime]", True It's ItemAdd - my mistake. The ThisOutlookSession module is a "built-in" module. Here's a great article that shows how to use module event variables when trapping new mail (it'll work for 2003): How to create a custom rule using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Outlook 2002: http://support.microsoft.com/default...en-us%3b292063 
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