I'd like to give the Windows partition of my Ubuntu installation a persistent device name, so different applications (like the local folder-account of my email software, or my local dropbox client) have access to folders and files on this partition via a fixed file path.

As far as I understand (I am a Linux newbie), the easiest way to do this will be to create personal udev-rules. I tried to follow several guides like this one, but these seem specifically written for USB devices. If I follow their steps and type udevadm info -a -p $(udevadm info -q path -n /dev/sd2) (sd2 is my Windows partition), I get, for instance, no BUS-value and no SYSFS{product}-value either, although both seem to be necessary for writing rules.

Maybe newer Ubuntu versions even have a far more easier way to accomplish this task? Many thanks in advance for your help!