Type property – returns or sets an integer value representing the recipient type. Resolved property – returns true if the recipient was validated against the address book. It returns true if the recipient was resolved. Resolve method – attempts to resolve a recipient object against the address book. 
Name property – returns a display name for the recipient. Delete method – deletes a particular recipient form the collection. The Recipient class in Outlook provides a lot of useful properties and methods. It returns false if one or more recipients were not resolved. ResolveAll – the most often used method that attempts to resolve recipients from the collection against the address book. Remove – removes a recipient from the collection by index. Item – returns a recipient object from the collection by index or recipient name. You can read more about using this method in my post on How to create and send an Outlook message programmatically. 
It accepts the recipient’s name or the full SMTP e-mail address and returns a newly created instance of the Recipient class, which was added to the collection.
Add – creates a new Recipient in the Recipients collection. The Outlook Recipients collection provides the following vital methods: Then we will add new ones to the TO, CC and BCC fields of a mail item. 
In today’s lesson we will iterate over all recipients and delete them first. Outlook developers frequently need to add recipients to the TO, CC and BCC fields. Now I want to delve deeper and show you what you can do with the Recipients collection. In my previous article, where I showed how to create and send an Outlook message programmatically, I added a recipient to the e-mail.
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