I am regularly frustrated by Audition's locked-in name format for Markers: [Space]00 –First of all, what is the [Space] for? What purpose does it serve?Secondly, if I have over 99 markers, I want to be able to export them (to .csv) in a numbered sequence, and other software will have [Space]100 before [Space]02 (because of course, the [Space] makes it alphabetic, not numerical!)Thirdly, while sequential numbering is automatic (that is good: after creating Marker [Space]39 the next one is automatically number [Space]40), when I have 100s of them & need to shut down after [Space]350 & come back tomorrow, Audition resets to [Space]01!!! And I can't very simply set the sequence to begin at 351 (or even [Space]351)!I could do this decades ago already in SoundForge.Am I missing something? Otherwise, how can I do this and when will Adobe make this very simple ergonomic adjustment?

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I am regularly frustrated by Audition's locked-in name format for Markers: [Space]00 –

First of all, what is the [Space] for? What purpose does it serve?
Secondly, if I have over 99 markers, I want to be able to export them (to .csv) in a numbered sequence, and other software will have [Space]100 before [Space]02 (because of course, the [Space] makes it alphabetic, not numerical!)
Thirdly, while sequential numbering is automatic (that is good: after creating Marker [Space]39 the next one is automatically number [Space]40), when I have 100s of them & need to shut down after [Space]350 & come back tomorrow, Audition resets to [Space]01!!! And I can't very simply set the sequence to begin at 351 (or even [Space]351)!

I could do this decades ago already in SoundForge.

Am I missing something? Otherwise, how can I do this and when will Adobe make this very simple ergonomic adjustment?