SenderEmailAddress property does not contain a standard email address for internal contacts

Question

Background:

Using an Outlook Rule to trigger a script, I want all of my email from certain high-visibility clients to open immediately upon receipt.

I have successfully set up a rule that triggers when those clients send me email. It looks something like this:

And I have successfully created a script that opens a reply to the email, depending on who sent it. It looks something like this:

Sub OpenEmailImmediately(oEmail As Outlook.MailItem)

    Select Case oEmail.Sender
        Case "Jobs, Steve"
            oEmail.Reply.Display
    End Select

End Sub

Although this works, I have implemented it using .Sender property.

Problem:

I would prefer to implement this using the sender's email address (a unique value associated with every email I receive). Unfortunately, oEmail.SenderEmailAddress, which I expected to contain the email address, only worked for external clients.

While troubleshooting, I discovered that where I expected oEmail.SenderEmailAddress to have a value similar to this:

[email protected]

for internal emails it had a value similar to this:

/O=APPLE/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=JOBSS6738

Question:

Is there a way I can make this script work for internals and externals using their standard email address?

Code with implemented solution:

Using Dmitry's answer below, the code was modified to use the email address:

Sub OpenEmailImmediately(oEmail As Outlook.MailItem)

    If oEmail.SenderEmailType = "EX" Then
        Select Case oEmail.Sender.GetExchangeUser().PrimarySmtpAddress
            Case "[email protected]"
                oEmail.Reply.Display
        End Select
    Else
        Select Case oEmail.SenderEmailAddress
            Case "[email protected]"
                oEmail.Reply.Display
        End Select
    End If

End Sub

Answer 1

This is a perfectly valid address of type "EX" (as opposed to SMTP) - check the value of the MailItem.SenderEmailType property. If it is "SMTP", use MailItem.SenderEmailAddress. If it is "EX", use MailItem.Sender.GetExchangeUser().PrimarySmtpAddress.

You can also try to read PidTagSenderSmtpAddress MAPI property (DASL name http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x5D01001F) using MailItem.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty - take a look at the message with OutlookSpy (click IMessage button) or MFCMAPI.