Pdf documenttitle in subjectbox in Mail

Hello,
In earlier versions of Acrobat, If you send your pdf by mail, the pdf filename appeared in de subject box of Mail. After an update this was no longer available. Is it still possible to do that?
I hope you understand my question. I am not a native english speaker.

Okay I don't have a Problem with the Language.
Why? could not have taken much code to provide it. It saved a lot of time and aggravation.

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