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"recipient1@myplace.com;recipient2@yourplace.com" are just samples of two email addresses who receive the email.  No CC or BCC, but they can be cut and pasted after the email opens up.  This sample was to show where the recipient would be located, and to also show you can have more than one recipient, separated by a semicolon.

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If you don't put the address in there, how will the code know what to paste in the recipient box? 

Include the email address of the recipient and that email address will show up in the "To:" box of the email..  If you don't include the recipient's email address, then that box will be blank, and you can type/paste in whaterver value(s) you want.

Hello Dnolan

The following code does exactly what you are asking for.  In this example, Addressee is a text field on the form.  The code that follows could be placed in the programming section to be executed On Element Entry for the field or button or anywhere else that you want to click on.  This is really basic, for example, it does not check that valid email address in in Addressee field.  It ONLY opens up an Outlook Email with the Addressee information in the To: field of the email.

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Be sure to include the space character after the /m