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## File Organisation:
## Item Number : Priority (P0, P1, ...) : Title
## Description (optional)
## <initials> Comment (optional)

## Initials:
## SMI: Stéphane MANKOWSKI
## GDB: Guillaume DE BURE


008:P1: Drag n' drop tabs to create bookmarks

014:P0:Message saying that only 2 levels of unit are supported
* Example: IBM => $ => € is supported
* Example: IBM => $ => £ => € is not supported
<GDB> Error message on attempting to create a new unit with more than one
intermediate level until primary unit ?

016:P1:Sexier graphs, with 3D graphs, ringchart closer to filelight's... 
I still think a specific library, Skrooge independant, (maybe Qt only) would be
awesome. 
Or we should reconsider KDChart, but it's still not GPL, nor free
Or we should ask if someone volunteers to create a new Qt module

020:P0:Better Separation between operations and templates
At the moment, operations and templates are located in the same tab because the
objects are almost identical from a developper point of view. However, for the
user, there should be a cleaner segregation between both as they do not serve
the same purpose. The most obvious would be a different context, probably with
a different view

021:P0:Rework UI on Search & Process
Quite difficult... One thing could be to implement a QTreeView with search
conditions in first level, and associated processes on second level. not sure
that it would solve usability issues, though.
==> Usability issue with this panel has been pointed out by some users on IRC

034:P0: In the account edition panel, merge the "Bank Icon" combobox and "Bank
Name" editline into a single editable combobox.

036:P0: Add an empty line at the end of the operations view. Requested by users
to ease the process of creating an operation from scratch

038:P2: Duplicate images within document (with image resize) or in settings directory.

039:P3: Propose icon packages for banks through GNHS (cautious with Copyright issues) !

040:P0: Hyperlink for KIO properties, and remove open button

044:P1: New advices:
* Financial advices ?
* Alarms (replace alarms with search & process rules)

048:P0: Update documentation

056:P0: Smooth hide/show for editors

058:P1: an option to freeze/unfreeze two first columns to keep them in view during horizontal scrolling (aforementioned checkboxes and the names of 'Lines'); 
Point to be adressed by Qt, not by skrooge...

060:P1: Forecast based on rate of accounts

062:P1: Print

084:P1: [Space] key to point operations, since space is standard checkbox key?
Not Possible, otherwise every keypress on space (even in the edition panel) would point selected operation 

086:P1: Export HTML (Table + Graph) using Grantlee template, for printing needs. 

088:P1: Import budget of skg

089:P1:Would you consider 
computing and displaying (on Budget Page and on a Dashboard applet) not only 
absolute but relative values too? Two significant relative values:

relative amount (%) = amount / budgeted
relative delta (%)= delta / "budgeted

Please take into account following simple indicators without use of "relative" 
word:

Budgeted: 1000$

Days gone: 5 days
Days left: 25 days
% Time gone: 17%
% Time left: 83%

Amount : 800$
Delta: 200$
%Amount: 80%
%Delta: 20%

These indicators could be useful in cases when there is a almost linear 
relationship between time and income and expenditure (e.g. food, gas). For 
example, compare "%time gone" with  "%amount" and "%time left" with "%delta".

Leaving performance issue aside, which is unknown to me, it would be useful 
and visually appealing in many cases, not only in budget tables (e.g. 
dashboard widget named income and expenditure), to have a progress bar inside 
a table.

092:P1:Propriété "execute after import" sur chaque règle de type "process" au lieu d'un setting

093:P1:More periods in budgets (week, 3 months, ...)