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OK thanks for the time and effort Hornblower409.

OK thanks Hornblower409, I assume this is not possible then? Many thanks for the effort and time spent looking at it.

Thanks Hornblower409 I can't run CMD as an administrator as I don't have privilege as admin. Tried on normal CMD but get error message:

Yes I did put in both lines

Thanks again, Hornblower409. Yes I did all those things. With the error message it was different this time.

Thanks Hornblower409, this looks like a big step forward. I followed the steps in post #12, but am getting the error message below. I can see that it's worked on your system. Tried "On Error Resume Next" before this part of the code but no luck.

Thanks Hornblower409 that was useful, it doesn't look promising. I'm not quite sure what you mean by the first sentence, but in terms of extracting information (From, To), I was able to do that. What I'm trying to do is to show the data from "From" and "To" somewhere other than the filename...

OK thanks Hornblower409 and Diane. Diane, yes that's something that needs to be worked through. The Title field doesn't show up when you right-click Properties/Details, neither do many other properties that would show up for Excel, Word or PDF files. Thought that .msg have bee similar in some...

Thanks Hornblower409, have been though the code and it's very useful. My best attempt to extract Title metadata is shown below but it doesn't work ... get the error message: Run-time error '-2147467259 (800004005)': Method 'NameSpace' of object 'IShellDispatch6' failed. The function to get...

Hi Firstly, is it possible to get metadata information from saved .msg files to local drive, in particular "Title". And then would it possible to edit this using Visual Basic. The intention was to include From and To in the Title field so you could see this in Windows Explorer, as shown below...

OK thanks

OK thanks, I didn't want to colour folders .. it was to show rich text in folder names

OK thanks, is there anyway to show in colour using Visual Basic?

Hi I'm trying to use characters which shows up in color in Outlook desktop (such as ⚡⭐🌌🌐🍀) to discern folder hierarchy more easily. I can't find the setting to make it show up in colour, in desktop application. In the web based version of outlook, it does show up in colour, see below. Outlook...

Hi Diane, did you look at this?