I'm also a little confused in how you declare the Outlook Object and the Mail item. For O you use create object and you type in a string. But for M you create an "item" even though you declared an "object," and had to look up a constant. What's the difference between the two?
Objects can contact other objects. Outlook.Application is essentially the "top level" library object. It's almost as if you're pointing to Outlook ITSELF. Whereas a MailItem is PART OF the Outlook Application Object. There's a whole hierarchy of "stuff" that's part of other "stuff." I'll be spending more time in upcoming Developer lessons covering it. You can find the whole reference here.
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