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[Azaziah <suutari.olli@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I feel like the current clock time when the service list is 
saved for the first time is irrelevant.

It also creates problems for translating because : is used as default
h:m separator in many countries. (Windows does not support : in
filenames)

So instead of  d/m/y h/m it could be just d/m/y .
I know this can be shortened via the options menu, 
but for me (h/m) seems something the majority of users don’t need.
(And there is also those users who don’t really 
change any settings and just go with it anyways).

h/m might be handy if you are saving multiple service files during one 
day and don’t want to rename them, but I can’t think of many other reasons.
If there are any, please enlighten me.

Blessings and thank you for the effort!

** Affects: openlp
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

- I feel like the current clock time when the service list is saved for the first time is irrelevant.
- It also creates problems for translating because : is used as default h:m separator in many countries. 
- (Windows does not support : in filenames)
+ I feel like the current clock time when the service list is 
+ saved for the first time is irrelevant.
+ 
+ It also creates problems for translating because : is used as default
+ h:m separator in many countries. (Windows does not support : in
+ filenames)
  
  So instead of  d/m/y h/m it could be just d/m/y .
- I know this can be shortened via the options menu, but for me (h/m) seems something the majority of users don’t need. 
- (And there is also those users who don’t really change any settings and just go with it anyways).
+ I know this can be shortened via the options menu, 
+ but for me (h/m) seems something the majority of users don’t need.
+ (And there is also those users who don’t really 
+ change any settings and just go with it anyways).
  
- h/m might be handy if you are saving multiple service files during one day and don’t want to rename them,
- but I can’t think of many other reasons. If there are any, please enlighten me.
+ h/m might be handy if you are saving multiple service files during one 
+ day and don’t want to rename them, but I can’t think of many other reasons.
+ If there are any, please enlighten me.
  
  Blessings and thank you for the effort!

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Title:
  Remove current clock time from default save name

Status in OpenLP:
  New

Bug description:
  I feel like the current clock time when the service list is 
  saved for the first time is irrelevant.

  It also creates problems for translating because : is used as default
  h:m separator in many countries. (Windows does not support : in
  filenames)

  So instead of  d/m/y h/m it could be just d/m/y .
  I know this can be shortened via the options menu, 
  but for me (h/m) seems something the majority of users don’t need.
  (And there is also those users who don’t really 
  change any settings and just go with it anyways).

  h/m might be handy if you are saving multiple service files during one 
  day and don’t want to rename them, but I can’t think of many other reasons.
  If there are any, please enlighten me.

  Blessings and thank you for the effort!

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