accessing file properties with VBA

accessing file properties with VBA

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accessing file properties with VBA

Anonymous
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Hello,

Does anyone know how to access file properties that may have been entered on
the 'Summary' tab using Explorer? I thought that maybe the able to access
the information with the FileSystemObject but something like
'fileObject.Properties.Summary.Category' does not exist. How can I access
information that is attached to a file ... at a file management level (i.e.
without entering a drawing)? I'm using Windows 2000 ... other users still
have Windows NT.

TIA, Andy
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Andy,

Check the following url:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q224351

With this dll installed you will be able to edit the properties too.

Cheers,
Thilak


"Andy Freeland" wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how to access file properties that may have been entered
on
> the 'Summary' tab using Explorer? I thought that maybe the able to access
> the information with the FileSystemObject but something like
> 'fileObject.Properties.Summary.Category' does not exist. How can I access
> information that is attached to a file ... at a file management level
(i.e.
> without entering a drawing)? I'm using Windows 2000 ... other users still
> have Windows NT.
>
> TIA, Andy
>
>
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Anonymous
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Andy,

I just realized that may not help.
Hence locate the file props.zip in the customer files NG.

Cheers,
Thilak



"Andy Freeland" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how to access file properties that may have been entered
on
> the 'Summary' tab using Explorer? I thought that maybe the able to access
> the information with the FileSystemObject but something like
> 'fileObject.Properties.Summary.Category' does not exist. How can I access
> information that is attached to a file ... at a file management level
(i.e.
> without entering a drawing)? I'm using Windows 2000 ... other users still
> have Windows NT.
>
> TIA, Andy
>
>
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Anonymous
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Thanks Thilak! I looking into what you sent right now.

Andy
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