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Markus Friedrich: /* How can I define my own directory for my project templates */

2021-06-24T14:48:28Z

How can I define my own directory for my project templates

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	This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>		This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>
	[[Image:my_templates1_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Template selection list after "Create new project..."<br><br><br>		[[Image:my_templates1_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Template selection list after "Create a new project..."<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I define my own directory for my project templates */

2021-06-24T14:47:18Z

How can I define my own directory for my project templates

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	Open any project and look in the menu: ''Settings / Settings (INI file...)'' . There click on the line:		Open any project and look in the menu: ''Settings / Settings (INI file...)'' . There click on the line:
	'''Directory ... for template projects '''<br><br>		'''Directory ... for template projects '''<br><br>
	[[Image:my_templates_e.jpg\|none]]~~Picture~~: Determine a directory of own template projects<br><br><br>.		[[Image:my_templates_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Determine a directory of own template projects<br><br><br>.

	This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>		This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I define my own directory for my project templates */

2021-06-24T14:45:45Z

How can I define my own directory for my project templates

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	This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>		This is what the selection of templates will look like later. "My templates" can be found at the top of the list.<br><br>
	[[Image:~~meine_vorlagen1_e~~.jpg\|none]]Image: Template selection list after "Create new project..."<br><br><br>		[[Image:my_templates1_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Template selection list after "Create new project..."<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 14:32, 24 June 2021

2021-06-24T14:32:38Z

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 When '''Drawing a package''', it is thinkable that one or more pads shall show up like a certain padstack (set of active layers). A project with such padstack definition can be created and saved as a template in order to get used when drawing a package which needs pads having the characteristics of this particular padstack. The other way round- if you fetch a package in to the layout whose pad(s) has/have the form of a certain padstack, it is neccessary that the project itself "knows" this particular kind of padstack. So you would use this particular project template. However, this procedure is rather a special case.
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 [[de:Projektvorlagen erstellen]] [[fr:Créer un modèle du projet]]

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I create a project template myself? */

2020-11-04T10:23:44Z

How can I create a project template myself?

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	[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg\|none]]If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.		[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg\|none]]<br><br>If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I create a project template myself? */

2020-11-04T10:23:25Z

How can I create a project template myself?

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	~~<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>~~[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]~~</td><td style="vertical-align:top">~~If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.~~</td></tr></table>~~		[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg\|none]]If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I create a project template myself? */

2017-09-22T09:45:55Z

How can I create a project template myself?

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	<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.</td></tr></table>		<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.</td></tr></table>

	When '''Drawing a package''', it is thinkable that it shall ~~use~~ a certain padstack (set of active layers). A project with such can be created and saved as a template in order to get used when drawing a package. However, this procedure is rather a special case.
			When '''Drawing a package''', it is thinkable that one or more pads shall show up like a certain padstack (set of active layers). A project with such padstack definition can be created and saved as a template in order to get used when drawing a package which needs pads having the characteristics of this particular padstack. The other way round- if you fetch a package in to the layout whose pad(s) has/have the form of a certain padstack, it is neccessary that the project itself "knows" this particular kind of padstack. So you would use this particular project template. However, this procedure is rather a special case.
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	[[de:Projektvorlagen erstellen]] [[fr:Créer un modèle du projet]]		[[de:Projektvorlagen erstellen]] [[fr:Créer un modèle du projet]]

Markus Friedrich at 10:38, 13 January 2015

2015-01-13T10:38:48Z

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	<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.</td></tr></table>		<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.</td></tr></table>

			When '''Drawing a package''', it is thinkable that it shall use a certain padstack (set of active layers). A project with such can be created and saved as a template in order to get used when drawing a package. However, this procedure is rather a special case.
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	[[de:Projektvorlagen erstellen]] [[fr:Créer un modèle du projet]]		[[de:Projektvorlagen erstellen]] [[fr:Créer un modèle du projet]]

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I create a project template myself? */

2014-12-11T15:46:13Z

How can I create a project template myself?

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	<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates.</td></tr></table>		<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. When opening TARGET again, this new template file will appear in the list of templates for selection.</td></tr></table>

Markus Friedrich: /* How can I create a project template myself? */

2014-12-11T15:44:02Z

How can I create a project template myself?

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	<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''.		<table cellpadding=10 cellspacing=20 width=70%><tr><td>[[image:MenuDateiVorl_e.jpg]]</td><td style="vertical-align:top">If you want to create individual templates for being able to select them form the list please '''do all desired settings in a new project''' and choose in menu "file" the menu option '''"Save project as template"'''. Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates.</td></tr></table>

	Target 3001! now asks you for a name of the new template and then saves it into a directory which TARGET 3001! uses for templates. In case you had updated your TARGET 3001! to this version (14.4.0.20 and future versions) then the files Template.T3001 and TemplateP.T3001 will be part of the list - both are a relict of your earlier version.</td></tr></table>