Re: Template Location

Hello Brad and Ian,

	Thanks for the super-quick responses.

	But while experimenting, after sending my e-mail (I never =
expected such a quick response), I found an even easier way to save a =
template.

	Going to the menu "File-Template Chooser" brings up a window =
which allows you to select "New Template". A new template Omni-Graffle =
window opens (it looks exactly like a normal window), which you can =
format as you wish. Then with a "Save", OmniGraffle automatically =
chooses the correct folder location. All I needed to do was give it a =
unique name.

	I bet this is all documented in the manual. I've got to read =
that someday.

	Thanks again. This is a great program.

	Best regards,
	Vic DiFranco

On Sep 10, 2012, at 4:13 PM, Brad Black <[email protected]> wrote:

> Actually it is simpler then that. When in the Finder go to the Go menu =
and push the Option key. The Library folder will then be an option under =
the Go menu.
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> -Brad
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> On Sep 10, 2012, at 2:08 PM, Ian Fenn <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> On 10 Sep 2012, at 15:59, Vic DiFranco <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> 	I have just purchased a new Macbook computer running Mountain =
Lion. In that latest OS, you cannot access the Library folder. The Apple =
rep told me that Apple removed access for that folder, because it is so =
important and some were mis-using it.
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>> They didn't remove access. They just hid it.
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>> In finder, click the menu item 'Go' then select 'Go to finder'.
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>> Now, under 'Go to the folder:' enter
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>> ~/Library
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>> and click Go. Now you can navigate to the right folder. =
Alternatively, copy and past the full in there instead and click Go.
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>> All the best,
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