Extracting bridge metadata

Question

After adding info to the metadata, such as city, sublocation, state, description, I have to enter all the same data to an MSwroks database that i then import into MSAccess. 
I thought maybe there was some way to just transfer data with the same field names and thought of adding more of  Windows Explorer tags.  The date created already is there so I searched the list and added city, and state, camera model, etc.  But then those fields and others were still blank, though filled in Bridge.
.  So I am wondering how such information would get into Explorer to be displayed, if Bridge's categories aren't the same. 
IS there any way to export such desired information from all the images in a folder.  I just finished supplying the data to another 800+ images recently shot and don't relish entering it all again into the MSWorks database.

Answer 1

Hi Paul,.
I tried the script and it worked well for me, except the state/rrovince was blank.  I think it must be from the category where the city and country wer before that didn't show.
Previously it was a very convoluted procedure for me to get the info to my Access database.  I would first enter the info in MSWorks database, because of the time saver of the fill-down and fill series that MSAccess doesn't have.  After entering all the info I would save it as a text file and import into Access after assigned the fields, some of which had to be modified slightly as one for example would such as slide # and the other slide_#,  One I couldn't change and if I changed the other in ACCESS then all the queries and reports based on it would have to redone also..  I would get the fields to coincide and then do an append query to add to the main table.
I had only one location field when I set up the database, and not separate ones as in Bridge, so city, state and country would all be in the same field. I would only add country when it was not US which was seldom.
In anticipation of the ability to import the different location fields, I added city, state/province and country to the database, and then I spent about 8 hours creating hundreds of update queries, for each state, city and country to have the data of 166,000 records in the respective fields.
I did a sma run yesterday with a folder that only had a couple dozen images.  I have to reorder the fields somewhat, but this is promising to be a huge time-saver and I look forward to using it when I have some much bigger downloads to convert.
Thanks very much for all your help with this.