Not sure whether this is really a Feature Request or not.
There are two things I occasionally want to do with a template: edit and delete.
At present, if I want to edit my default template, I open a new file, make the edit, and then save as template. I have to rename it although what I really want to do is just save it without renaming. If I rename, I end up with the new file that then has to be designated as my default and an old one I no longer need.
All that might not seem too bad if deleting files were easier. But I donât think you can go into the template picker and delete from there. You probably have to navigate to the original folder and do it âmanuallyâ.
I may just be doing all this wrong. If Iâm not, then I guess my Feature Request is to make it possible to overwrite a template without renaming or other faffing around, and to make it easier to delete templates in one central location.
I just go to the folder where my template is stored, load the file, edit it and save it.
I think that itâs that way in all of my programs I can think of that use templates. Admittedly, tracking down where programs store their template files can be a chore.
If you open the template from the file location as Rich suggests, the file wonât be named Untitled and there should be no need to remember it when saving it.
It only opens as Untitled if you open it as your template. Rich is suggesting opening it like a LayOut project file.
