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        /// <summary>
        ///     Writes the properties to the <see cref="CFStorage" />
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="storage"></param>
        /// <param name="messageSize"></param>
        /// <remarks>
        ///     Unfortunately this is going to have to be used after we already written the top level properties.
        /// </remarks>
        internal void WriteProperties(CFStorage storage, long messageSize = 0)
        {
            // Grab the nameIdStorage, 3.1 on the SPEC
            storage = storage.GetStorage(PropertyTags.NameIdStorage);

            var entryStream  = new EntryStream(storage);
            var stringStream = new StringStream(storage);
            var guidStream   = new GuidStream(storage);
            var entryStream2 = new EntryStream(storage);

            ushort propertyIndex = 0;
            var    guids         = this.Select(x => x.Guid).Distinct().ToList();

            foreach (var guid in guids)
            {
                guidStream.Add(guid);
            }

            foreach (var namedProperty in this)
            {
                var guidIndex = (ushort)(guids.IndexOf(namedProperty.Guid) + 3);

                // Dependign on the property type. This is doing name.
                entryStream.Add(new EntryStreamItem(namedProperty.NameIdentifier, new IndexAndKindInformation(propertyIndex, guidIndex, PropertyKind.Lid))); //+3 as per spec.
                entryStream2.Add(new EntryStreamItem(namedProperty.NameIdentifier, new IndexAndKindInformation(propertyIndex, guidIndex, PropertyKind.Lid)));

                //3.2.2 of the SPEC [MS-OXMSG]
                entryStream2.Write(storage, GenerateStreamString(namedProperty.NameIdentifier, guidIndex, namedProperty.Kind));

                // 3.2.2 of the SPEC Needs to be written, because the stream changes as per named object.
                entryStream2.Clear();
                propertyIndex++;
            }

            guidStream.Write(storage);
            entryStream.Write(storage);
            stringStream.Write(storage);
        }