Andy Fragen said:
>I can't seem to find this script.
>
>--
>Andy Fragen
>
>On Tue, Feb 28, 2006, Mikael Byström said:
>
>>Anyone already have a script doing something like this, that you'd care
>>to share? As I already mentioned, Cheshirekat wrote "Rename Existing
>>Attachments", which most likel
>(Believe me, if I had control over what our customers did - I would be
>a much happier person.)
LOL - I feel with you.
---marlyse
I agree with you and we *do* have more structured naming on in-house
files. The problem is with the incoming files from customers.
(Believe me, if I had control over what our customers did - I would be
a much happier person.)
Thanks,
Justin
On Tuesday, February 28, 2006, at 11:16 AM, Marlyse
Mikael Byström wrote:
>I'm interested enough in the problem to look at scripting solutions.
>Cheshirekat wrote "Rename Existing Attachments" so that is probably a
>great starting point. Anyone else have already done such a thing?
Well, I have resorted to wrapping up all attachments of a single e
I can't seem to find this script.
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Andy Fragen
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006, Mikael Byström said:
>Anyone already have a script doing something like this, that you'd care
>to share? As I already mentioned, Cheshirekat wrote "Rename Existing
>Attachments", which most likely can be used a starting poin
>("file2.pdf" being the real version 2 art. "file 2.pdf" being the
>version 1 art that PowerMail renamed and added a "2")
>
>So far, we haven't had an order go out wrong, but there has been some
>confusion because of this renaming of files.
Having to deal also with many revisions of files, I wo
In our business, it is, unfortunately, very common for us to get
artwork sent in 2-6 times before the final approval is given.
Sometimes, the only way we know what art to use is by the revision
number of the filename. When we get an order and it says use the
"version 2" art, we have to make su
Hera are the requirements I could think of for a script for renaming
incoming attachments in a meaningful way:
It should
· keep whole original name.
· retain original extension.
· add meaningful data to the original name string in order to distinguish
files with the same original name from each
Justin Beek said:
>My main concern is the renaming of the attachments.
Why is that? How are identically named files of any help? How do they
convey information about the differences of their content, for example?
A better solution IMHO would instead be to embrace renaming by actively
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