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Default Question on "GetFile" command

How do I access the "Dimesions" attribute of photo files
(which Windows Explorer displays under folder details)?

For example, I can get file size data using this code:

Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set f = fs.GetFile(FPath & "\" & FN(I))
MyFileSize = f.Size

FYI: the "Dimensions" attribute contains photo "width x
height" in pixels for standard photo file formats
like .jpg.

Thanks. Raad
 
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