Feature Request: Product Documentation File Names in Powerlink

Hello,

Yesterday I downloaded a bunch of documents from the Powerlink site, using the My Downloads functionality.

I was very annoyed when I discovered that after unzipping BatchDownload.zip the file names of the product documents were most unhelpful to me:

300-007-194.pdf
300-007-195.pdf
300-007-196.pdf
300-007-197.pdf
300-007-198.pdf
300-007-199.pdf
300-007-200.pdf
300-007-201.pdf
300-007-227.pdf
300-007-354.pdf

This reminded me why I had avoided downloading documentation from Powerlink for such a long time.

What I usually do instead is to download the documentation from the DCTM Download Center, which gives you descriptive file names, like so:

Content_Server_6_administration.pdf
Content_Server_6_distributed_configuration.pdf
Content_Server_6_dql_reference.pdf
Content_Server_6_full-text_indexing.pdf
Content_Server_6_fundamentals.pdf
Content_Server_6_installation.pdf
Content_Server_Release_Notes_D6_SP1.pdf

I have looked at the thread titled "Document naming convention" started by Hrvoje Crvelin (http://forums.emc.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=565566&#565566) and although he shares some similar concerns, it is not exactly the same.

My requests are as follows:

1. Please alter the behavior of the My Downloads section of Powerlink so that the uncompressed documentation files will have a more descriptive filename. The filenames from the Download Center are acceptable.

2. Nice to have but not as important: rather than always naming the compressed archive BatchDownload.zip, it would be more useful if the filename could either reflect the contents (e.g., the product name if all the documents were from the same product) and / or the current date and time stamp. This way we would not be forced to change file names if we decided to download several times to the same directory.

Thanks,
JPG.