I see on vendors all the time when you put your mouse over them they have names such as "Regs Here" - "Ingots Here" ect. How does one name a bag?

I believe if you place a bag in the vendor pack you can then type in a discription. Best to check it that a default price has not been assigned. Then anything you put in the named bag separtely can be priced for sale.

The following is from stratics.


To offer an item for sale just drop it in the opened backpack of the Vendor. The Vendor will then ask for a price and description. You then have several options:

• Enter only a price if you do not wish to add a description. Example: 1000
• Enter a price and description, separated by a space or comma, to set both. Example: 1000, a wand of identification with 200 charges
• Enter only a description if you want the system to set a default price. Example: a handcrafted stack of kindling
• Press the ESC key to make the item 'not for sale'. (Note: only books, containers, key rings and items within a for-sale container can be made 'not for sale')

Note: If you are unable to put a price on items you drop in the backpack then it is best to replace the vendor with a fresh one by using the "replace" command. This will remove your old bugged vendor and give you a new vendor deed in your backpack. Make sure to empty the old vendors backpack and "collect" all gold first.
Regular items that you try to make 'not for sale' will be priced automatically by the system.
If you want to sell a set of items as one you should put all items in a container and then drop that container in the backpack of a Vendor and give it a price and description. The individual items in the container will be 'not for sale'.

As the previous poster said, you can plop a bag on your vendor (empty of course) and type:

Regs Here

Then press enter. Done.

Do not type: 10000 Regs Here

Because then anyone can clean you out for 10k. Bad.

The other way to do it is to craft some Leather Container Engraving Tools: UO Stratics - Item Catalogue: Tailoring Craftables - Leather Container Engraving Tool

There are different engraving tools for each type of container (metal, etc.).

Have fun.

I name 'em as I see 'em....Oh, you mean....sorry. Uh, I just know which is which, and don't need to name 'em.

*clears throat*

Also, tailors can make a leather container engraving tool which allows you to add an 'inscription' to a bag, useful for when you're searching for something but don't want to open up hundreds of bags