Let me get clear on what you're trying to do: You want to reply to a message you recieved, but using a custom form? Why? Using custom forms for messages can have ill effects, like non-Outlook recipients not being able to see attachments.

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"Rob012669" wrote in message ...
I created a new reply form by clicking on a message, then:

tools - Design this form (make changes to the form)
tools - publish form as - (save in inbox) then called it new-reply...
Message class: IPM.Note.new-reply

I added this macro to vba:
Sub DisplayForm()
Set myFolder = Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
Set myItem = myFolder.Items.Add("IPM.Note.new-reply")
myItem.Display
End Sub

I added the macro button to the message window I get when I double click on
outlook inbox message to bring up the individual message

When I click on the macro button I dont get any value in the To... field of
my new reply form:

Can someone please give me an idea how to populate the To... field with the
email address of the person that sent me the email?

Thanks for your help,
Rob