Hello All,

can someone provide me with a code (or multiple code samples) to do this
? :

I have Task folder, containing a certain amount of IPM.Task. items (in
customized forms)...

Each IPM.Task.item that is created is ALWAYS linked with a contact
(which is located on an Exchange server in a folder containing
IPM.Contacts items).

One of the custom field of this IPM.Task.form contains the contact's
e-mail
(I managed to display this e-mail directly in the task form using a
little VBS script)

So... I'd like to know how to program a VBA macro, which would "catch"
(doing a sort of request, or filtering, or whatever....) all the emails
linked to each task, and generate in a list format, or  a comma
separated string, for exemple...,

...or, much better, open a blank e-mail, and "paste" all these e-mail
addresses in the "to" or "copy" field !

Thank you for your time, and your detailled help... as I'm a beginner...

Very Best Regards,

H

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Current digital authentication ID:****8416200011122****
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9, rue Marcel Monge         / Home: +33(0)1 47 28 83 78
F-92150 - Suresnes          / Mob:  +33(0)6 62 77 33 85
Paris - France              / Work: +33(0)1 41 90 65 04
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If I understand what you're trying to do, this might be the pseudo code for
creating a message to the contact(s) linked to a particular task:

Create a new message and get its Recipients collection
Loop through the task's Links collection
    Get the ContactItem associated with a link
    Get the contact's first address
    Add the address to the Recipients collection
    Repeat for other addresses
Continue with the next Link

But if you already have the e-mail address in a custom form, you can just
add that to Recipients, rather than looping through Links.
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