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I am a professional photographer and have a pretty easy to use file naming workflow that I am able to batch out single files into multiple formats. &nbsp;Recently one of my main clients has asked me to begin to name my files with a naming code (see below). &nbsp;Outside of the time to name each file, my issue is that the batch no longer works with this file naming convention. &nbsp;When I batch the original psd file into Jpg High Rez, Low Rez and Tiff, the files will get overwritten. &nbsp;It is as if PS sees both of these files names as the same. &nbsp;Is there any way to get around this so that I can name the files once with this convention and batch out? <br />
Currently I am naming them numerically then renaming the files individually within the corresponding file format folders. &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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I am a professional photographer and have a pretty easy to use file naming workflow that I am able to batch out single files into multiple formats.  Recently one of my main clients has asked me to begin to name my files with a naming code (see below).  Outside of the time to name each file, my issue is that the batch no longer works with this file naming convention.  When I batch the original psd file into Jpg High Rez, Low Rez and Tiff, the files will get overwritten.  It is as if PS sees both of these files names as the same.  Is there any way to get around this so that I can name the files once with this convention and batch out? 
Currently I am naming them numerically then renaming the files individually within the corresponding file format folders.    


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