> > Here's the optimal way to use multiple template configurations in TB. Quick > Templates. > > Use highlight the template content that you want to keep and press Ctrl-C to > copy it to the > clipboard. > > Open the Quick Templates interface. Create a new Quick Template and paste > your copied template > into the body. Create another new Quick Template for as many variations as > you want to have. > > Now go back to the original template. If your Quick Template was (for > example) labelled with a > tag of "MyQT1" then replace the entire template with a single line that reads: > > %qinclude "MyQT1" > > In this way, you can set up as many templates or bits of templates as you > wish and pull them into > a real template with the %qinclude macro. -- -
Thanks for that but I am losing you somewhere because I cannot get it to work. I am going to the template I wish to copy and make the Handle and Name the same without spaces (tried making them slightly different to no avail). Doing ctrl A (I assume that is what you mean by highlight). Then ctrl C to copy. Start a new quick template and pasting the content (ctrl V). At the top of this template I place %qinclude "MyTemplate" Go to Preview and I get the text unformatted and at the top I get Cannot find a quick template "" "MyTemplate" where am I going wrong please. Regards David -- - ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.2.42 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
