ssconvert (-S, or not)  gives the user no access to printing the name
of the current sheet to the file being created.

You might say "well, there is a lot of other stuff that you lose when
you ssconvert to e.g., a .TXT or .CSV file, so don't complain."

However that sheet name might be _very handy_ when using -S.
Else each sheet file name must be changed from *21*, *22*, *23* etc.
by hand.

Anyway on the ssconvert man page document how one might access the
sheet names to change each sheet's file name, one way or the other. Thanks.

And as there is no way to even get the sheet name stuffed into the file created and then post process that -- it is complete "data loss" (of the sheet names upon ssconvert to .TXT, .CSV etc.)