Drag&Drop EML File Name
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2020 5:48 pm
Hello and happy new year everyone.
I'm looking into purchasing EPIM Pro in the near future for my personal organizational needs, and it seems like a very capable solution, but I have a few questions before I do.
TL,DR: Is there any way to customize the resulting file name of a dragged email from EPIM to the file system?
If I drag an email from my inbox to any file manager a new EML file is created and named after the email subject plus an EML extension say: "Welcome to EssentialPIM.eml".
Thunderbird behaves the same way, which is less then ideal when trying to archive a long conversation thread to filesystem (all messages have the same name which is not helpful), but outlook for example saves with a much more helpful date+sender+subject format like "2020_01_08_Sender_Subject.eml".
It both helps with sorting (starts with an inverted date) plus identifies the sender which is quicker to search for.
Is there any way or setting in EPIM I can tweak to configure the resulting filename? I haven't found anything in the options dialog.
If not is this a feature request you would consider worthy of the development time?
Thanks
I'm looking into purchasing EPIM Pro in the near future for my personal organizational needs, and it seems like a very capable solution, but I have a few questions before I do.
TL,DR: Is there any way to customize the resulting file name of a dragged email from EPIM to the file system?
If I drag an email from my inbox to any file manager a new EML file is created and named after the email subject plus an EML extension say: "Welcome to EssentialPIM.eml".
Thunderbird behaves the same way, which is less then ideal when trying to archive a long conversation thread to filesystem (all messages have the same name which is not helpful), but outlook for example saves with a much more helpful date+sender+subject format like "2020_01_08_Sender_Subject.eml".
It both helps with sorting (starts with an inverted date) plus identifies the sender which is quicker to search for.
Is there any way or setting in EPIM I can tweak to configure the resulting filename? I haven't found anything in the options dialog.
If not is this a feature request you would consider worthy of the development time?
Thanks