The name will only resolve correctly for an entry in your GAL or your
Contacts folder. As you found, the Recipient.Address is more universal.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
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"paresh" wrote in message
...
Thanks Ken, it works absolutely fine. See my below code:

rpl.Recipients.Add (objSafeMailItem.Sender.Name)
For Each olkRecipient In objSafeMailItem.Recipients
Set odRecip = olkRecipient
Set oRecip = rpl.Recipients.Add(olkRecipient.Name)
oRecip.Type = odRecip.Type
Next
rpl.Recipients.ResolveAll

I have only one problem in resolving the email addresses that are outside
our domain. It resolves the our domain address perfectly but it can't if
email address in outside the domain. I think this is happening because I
am
using Recipient.Name property. So suppose name="xxx yyy" and oririginal
email
id = " then it keeps "xxx yyy" in the recipients list and
not resoving to original email id.

Could you help me here.

Thanks for being there.
Paresh