[E-Mail] missing the "Rename as:" Feature

[Brendan]

as the topic already says:

I'd like to rename my photos when emailing as I can do at FTP'ing...

[Kirk Baker]

as the topic already says:

I'd like to rename my photos when emailing as I can do at FTP'ing...

You want to rename the names of the attachments?

-Kirk

[Brendan]

yes, exactly!
Often I sent not all pictures of a directory out, and then I dont want a patchy numbering

as the topic already says:

I'd like to rename my photos when emailing as I can do at FTP'ing...

You want to rename the names of the attachments?

-Kirk

[Brendan]

kirk, is its on your list?

[Brendan]

seems not

Also to have the "mask EXIF data"  would be great!!

[Brendan]

still missing this feature in 4.5.3.1. Kirk, whats up?

[Kirk Baker]

still missing this feature in 4.5.3.1. Kirk, whats up?

I don't believe I ever promised to add such a feature.

-Kirk

[Brendan]

ok, then you have now the chance to promise that feature ;-)

[vAfotoriporter]

Often I sent not all pictures of a directory out, and then I dont want a patchy numbering

While I understand the use of a renaming in e-mailed images I find patchy numbering a better solution than sending continously numbered images and then look for their original names when smebody asks for the original file, or wants a print or the like. I tend to always use the same naming for all images not taking care what patchy it looks for someone receiveing it. They usually ignore the name just look at the images...

[Brendan]

hm ok. thats also a point. But I still like to have this feature in emailing. (FTP as it already...) So, its just consistent  to have it also in emailing..

[vAfotoriporter]

You are completely right in that having the rename option should be consistent. I just wanted to point at loosing the original filename can have side effects. You still may want the option and renaming could be used to prepend or append something in the posted filename still keeping the original one if needed.

So I second your wish for the feature.