Web gallery download file name

I noticed when I renumber photos in Aperture and upload them to a web gallery the number stays the same until I download the photo. When the photo is downloaded the name reverts to the original file name. Since these are clients I don't want them to see the original file names but rather the number I assigned in Aperture.
I guess the other question could simply be: How do I permanently change the photo name after I import it into Aperture?
Thanks,
Jeffrey

Jeffrey
I have not used the mobile me service so not to sure of how the gallery service handles files, someone else on this forum may, it would also be worth checking out the mobile me gallery forums
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=116
there may be something there that helps, let us know.
Tony

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