Algorithm used by Resolve method

From: "Joseph Boland" <JosephBoland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 17:07:02 -0700

Can someone explain the algorithm used by Resolve? In particular:

1. When a recipient is added using an email address, e.g.
Dim strAddr As String = "someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
Recipients.Add(strAddr)
Does Resolve look for a syntactically valid email address?
2. Does it only look in the Outlook address book if the string used to add
is not a valid email address?

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