Otherwise, you must use an application-specific API, such as the various COM libraries for Microsoft Office applications e.g., New-Object -ComObject Word.Application this documentation may provide further information. Judging by this forum thread, you can only read such extended document properties in an application-independent manner via the Windows (GUI) shell, whereas updating (editing) them requires the specific application that created the file.Ī potential workaround is the 3rd-party Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack-Shell NuGet package, though note that it hasn't been updated since 2014 see this answer for how to use it.
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