Public bug reported:
When scanning a document and then saving it as a PDF file, the default
name is (for French users) "Document numérisé.pdf". I guess because of
the accented characters, a dialog box appears 3 (indeed, 3!) times
warning this file name is invalid. The user has to close each of these 3
dialog boxes before being able to access to the "Save as..." dialog box,
change the default file name for one without accents and, finally, save
its document.
I suggest to replace "Document numérisé.pdf" by just "Document.pdf" or
by "Document numerise.pdf".
** Affects: simple-scan (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1810765
Title:
Invalid default name when saving
Status in simple-scan package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
When scanning a document and then saving it as a PDF file, the default
name is (for French users) "Document numérisé.pdf". I guess because of
the accented characters, a dialog box appears 3 (indeed, 3!) times
warning this file name is invalid. The user has to close each of these
3 dialog boxes before being able to access to the "Save as..." dialog
box, change the default file name for one without accents and,
finally, save its document.
I suggest to replace "Document numérisé.pdf" by just "Document.pdf" or
by "Document numerise.pdf".
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