Export InDesign pages in jpeg, then rename the jpeg automatically.

How to rename separated jpeg files automatically ?
Exemple of my InDesign document :
Page 1 :
     Product #26356
Page 2 :
     Product #920009
Page 3 :
   Product #910573
I need to export them in jpeg after for a technical reason. But, how to rename the jpg with the product #, without writing them one by one ?

I think a script would suit you best.
You could InDesign apply the Product code via the Text Variables.
And I think a clever scripter could use that variable to name your jpgs.
There is the Batch Convert script http://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/batch_convert.html
It's free - and it will convert your InDesign documents to JPEG.
But there is the additional "Run Script" and I think it might be possible to do it somehow.

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