No, that wasn't me so there is hope that others are looking for this feature. Thanks.

Ah, now I get it. It WAS your naming structure, lol. I thought it was a way to get somewhere, like a path.Thanks for all the help! Even though there is no good answer to my question, at least I know there is not.

I'm not sure how to get the visuals to come through. They are coming through like this.Documents:(Art.Nr.:)-(abbr.-Dokument-type)-(WxH in mm)-(abbr. Department)-(Art / Name)-(addition)-(LandOfDistribution)-(Version)I don't know if you can see it from your end.

Oh, you don't have to convert me to the church of InDesign. I'm already a member! lol. I used to freelance for 13 years, and one of the agencies I worked for there was a creative artist who did EVERYTHING in Illustrator. It was horrible working with her files...HORRIBLE...  I'd be interested in how ...

Thank you for answering. I do know that InDesign seems to be better with AEM (with Asset Link) and I'm sorry to hear that you also think there is no solution. We do have asset link for illustrator, but only for actual illustrator files linked to InDesign files (drawings converted from CAD, logos, et...

Our company is using AEM and it works great for Photoshop and InDesign, and great for storing assets for Illustrator, but if the illustrator file has links in it, I haven't figured out an easy way to link those assets. Before AEM, we had a server where all assets lived and links would not break if s...