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Basically, In my Application_ItemSend I would like to check if a
particular person or persons are in the recipient list (To or CC). I tried this by looping through mailItem.Recipients and checking each one. Problem is that this won't look inside of distribution lists, so if I send to a distribution list that has this person in it, this won't detect it. How can I do this? Any way to expand the dist. list at this point to look inside, and/or determine if a particular recipient is a dist list? Thanks for your help, Aaron |
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