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I think you would be better off having a combo box for recipients that will provide you with autofill capabilities and the ability to add names to the list via a &quot;not in list event&quot; procedure. &nbsp;The following link has free working demo with source code that you can download that will make it easy for you to implement. &nbsp;After the web page comes up, select Email to Multiple Recipients Using an Outlook Object from the combo box on the left.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://www.candace-tripp.com/pages/access_downloads.aspx#21" rel="ugc">http://www.candace-tripp.com/pages/access_downloads.aspx#21</a>
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I think you would be better off having a combo box for recipients that will provide you with autofill capabilities and the ability to add names to the list via a "not in list event" procedure.  The following link has free working demo with source code that you can download that will make it easy for you to implement.  After the web page comes up, select Email to Multiple Recipients Using an Outlook Object from the combo box on the left.

          http://www.candace-tripp.com/pages/access_downloads.aspx#21 [http://www.candace-tripp.com/pages/access_downloads.aspx#21]

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I ended up using the recipient object and the .resolve function....worked great! &nbsp;Thanks!
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I ended up using the recipient object and the .resolve function....worked great!  Thanks!

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Is there a way to force check names in Outlook via VBA before sending email via VBA? &nbsp;I ask because I'm getting an error when I send the following string as the email recipient &quot;&lt;address1&gt;;&lt;address2&gt;&quot;, I get a name not recognized error. &nbsp;But, when I go into outlook and type the string and hit check names, Outlook recognizes the addresses.
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Is there a way to force check names in Outlook via VBA before sending email via VBA?  I ask because I'm getting an error when I send the following string as the email recipient "<address1>;<address2>", I get a name not recognized error.  But, when I go into outlook and type the string and hit check names, Outlook recognizes the addresses.

Outlook check names via VBA

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.