On 9/9/18 at 4:59 PM, [email protected] (@lbutlr) wrote:
but you can add your own templates to the "HTML Templates" support
folder, and they will appear in
the "New HTML Document" dialog box.
When you're back in front of your Mac, the user manual will describe
how.
That’s unfortunate, I hit ⌘-N to create a new HTML document and
retraining to do something else… well, I might as well keep doing that
I am doing now, keeping a scratch document with my skeleton in it and
pasting it in.
Since the "New HTML Document" dialog remembers your template
selection, how would it be any different from what you're doing now?
R.
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