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Thanks again genomon. I made the delimiter work by using the following: .To = My.[ToAddress] Where My.[ToAddress] refers to a form field that captures an address or addresses, each delimited with a semi-colon. Works great. Thanks again. I like this forum. Go ahead, make my day!

Well dhookom, I checked it out, and I did find some useful links, however I would still prefer to have all of the information in a document with a table of contents and an index. I'm old fashioned I guess. Anyway thanks again for your informative reply.

Thanks dhookom, I'll check it out.

Thanks genomon, guess I'd forgotten about the Object Browser. Not a manaual, but better than nothing.

Found it myself, here in this forum. Thanks to all. The fix was to replace Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add(My.[ToAddress]) with .To = My.[ToAddress] Works like a champ. Who needs documentation for such junk as the Microsoft Outlook 14.0 Object Library? Heck a few hours/days on a...

Trying to send a ToAddress with multiple addresses seperated by a semi-colon to OutLook via the APPARENTLY UNDOCUMENTED Microsoft Outlook 14.0 Object Library LIKE THIS: Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add(My.[ToAddress]) Where My.[ToAddress] is address1@bla;address2@bla The result is "ONE...

Does anyone know where to find Object Library documentation? Looking especially for documentation on the Outlook 14.0 object library that I'm using with MS-Access 2010. Tring to determine what delimiter (if any) can be used to seperate multiple to-addresses for an Access /VBA email process...