More Efficient Layout of Same File, Different Formats

I have a repository of design templates that are made available to designers. These files could be PDF, PSD (photoshop), Ai(Illustrator), or JPG files. Right now, when these files are provided, they are displayed as separate entries with the same title, but different filetypes. I would like to get a more efficient layout option so that the tile of the document only appears once, with icons of the available filetype options. Is this achievable at all with the current incarnation of Edocman?

Current Layout Option

Title	Icon
Brochure Layout 1	PSD
Brochure Layout 1	PDF
Brochure Layout 1	Ai
Brochure Layout 1	JPG

Desired Layout Option

Title
Brochure Layout 1	PSD PDF Ai JPG

Hi Howard,
I am not sure with your idea, could you please provide the screenshot to explain more details about it?
Thanks
Dam

A file can come in different formats or extensions. Music files can be mp3, wav, WMA, etc. IF I have one song in 3 different formats, right now with Edocman, i have to create 3 different document entries for the same song, for each of the different types of files available. This results in duplicate content.

What I am asking, is there a way to create one title for each unique document and have the different file extensions/types listed with that ONE title?

In my instance for another example, I have a calendar 12 x 12 that I have to create duplicate titles for each of the available file extensions (PSD, Ai, PDF, JPG) This ends up using unneccessary space in page layouts and creates duplicate content.

The one attachement shows how Edocman works now. The other shows how an effecient layout might look; 1 title with the available file types available for download under that one title.

Maybe this is possible now and I 'm missing how to do this?

Heres a real world of what I am asking about:
www.zapsplat.com/sound-effect-category/birds/

They have both Wav and MP3 filetypes available for download. They dont list the same title twice, they list it once and users select which every filetype they need from that one title.