Include shortened title in the name of each download file (keeping the code, too)

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It can be hard to differentiate my downloaded assets without opening them if they’re any file outside of a JPG or PNG so it’d be great if some or all of the title text was included in the downloaded asset file name.

Nancy OShea

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I use a free shell for Windows File explorer called SageThumbs. It supports thumbnail previews for a wide variety of image files within Windows Explorer.

https://sagethumbs.com/

Alternatively, you can use Adobe Bridge instead of your operating system’s file manager. Bridge can display previews for all supported file types: PDF, PSD, AI, EPS, ID, TIFF, RAW, etc.

https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/desktop/workspaces-and-panels/adjust-content-panel-display.html

I use both Win Explorer & Bridge in my workflow.

Hope that helps.

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

lyndseyninedots

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When you download icons from The Noun Project, they put the search term you’ve used to find the icon in the file name when you download it. I think that’s a brilliant way to do it.

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