Q: Auto file naming in TextEdit possible?

I've just come over from the 'Dark Side' having been freed from the 'MicroSith' Empire and I'm really enjoying my two new Macs. I'm taking some extra time to set it up like I want. I'm interested in productivity.
Is there a way to cause TextEdit to take the first line or the first so many characters of the file and use it automatically as the name of the file? As I work I come across lots of questions I need to ask of a co-worker in another state. And, since we play phone tag so much, I would like to capture QUICKLY what I want to ask and save it and get back to work. I'll drop in a folder on the desktop. Then, when I do get to talk to my co-worker, I can just navigate to the folder and look at the filename for a reminder of what I wanted to talk about. I can quickly determine which items need to be discussed first if our time is limited. I can open the file, if there are more details that I need to see. Or, perhaps QuickLook will allow me to read the contents without opening.
I'm not sure if this is in the right forum. Any help anyone can give me will be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Matt

You might consider using Text Clippings. In general, you can drag and drop a text selection in almost any application that deals with text. Of course, you can drag text within the same window, into another window, into another application -- or you can drop it into the Finder. It is this last option that you might find useful. When you drop a text selection into the Finder -- on the Desktop or into a folder -- it creates a file called a Text Clipping. The name is the beginning of the contents (this is where it might work in your current situation). A text clipping can be opened to read its contents.
Even if text clippings don't work out for this application, they are useful to know about. They can be dropped into any text-editing window. Think of it as an interrupted drag and drop. Instead of dragging from window A to window B, drop it on the Desktop, then open window B and drag it in. But you can save the clipping. If you have some text you need to enter often, keep a clipping handy. Address? Account number? just grab a clipping.
Note that sometimes dragging a selection can be a little fussy. Make the selection; release the mouse; mouse down on the selection; pause a fraction of a second; then drag. It is that slight pause that is sometimes tricky: if you move too soon, it will start a new selection instead of dragging.

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