Publish command without "model" in name

[sajmen]

Hello,

I am using very often command "publish" to pdf file.... but there is one issue.

When i drag about 50 files program automatically adds a word "model" and i have to manually delete it....

Is it possible to change to have full name without added model?

For example i have a file:

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-01.dwg

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-02.dwg

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-03.dwg

I drag files like this to publish window and i have this:

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-01 MODEL.dwg

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-02 MODEL.dwg

ACAD-2010.04.14_BUILDX_A.R.1-03.MODEL.dwg

And i select manually F2 each them and i delete that "model"....

Finally after i erase that model from each name i can click publish and then i got right name....

Can i set options to autocad to do not add that model in my file name? So i can simply just grab 50 files and simply click  publish and not to worry anything?

Thanks for replay,

Best regards

[pendean · Accepted solution]

Not an option: but you can use a freeware in Windows Explorer to remove what you don't want from the files names after creation though. Way quicker than your method.

[sajmen]

Thanks for replay,
I am erasing letters by using Total Commander (ctrl + M) - easy fast, and i can multiply it:)