WinShell ⇒ Templates
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localghost
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Templates
I can't see were WinShell offers to open templates that are delivered with this program. You may clarify what you consider in this context a template and what you exactly want to do.nortexoid wrote:Is there a way of opening files via templates in Winshell? Or is one just supposed to open the template file itself and annoyingly rename it via a "save as" command each time they make a new document?
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Templates
I was hoping for something like TeXnicCenter's "New from Template" menu command that allows you to select from a variety of templates for starting a new document. As far as I can tell, in Winshell you have to navigate to a folder where you keep templates and open one, then "save as" to change the file name. It's not a big deal.localghost wrote:I can't see were WinShell offers to open templates that are delivered with this program. You may clarify what you consider in this context a template and what you exactly want to do.nortexoid wrote:Is there a way of opening files via templates in Winshell? Or is one just supposed to open the template file itself and annoyingly rename it via a "save as" command each time they make a new document?
Best regards
Thorsten¹
Templates
Hi,
WinShell offers "Macros". With that you can make your own templates.
best regards
Ingo
WinShell offers "Macros". With that you can make your own templates.
best regards
Ingo
WinShell developer, www.winshell.org