Difference between revisions of "Map templates"
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| − | "File->New map" action asks no questions and uses 'standard.mm' as a template. It is first searched in the user template folder, then in the installation template folder. | + | "File->New map" action asks no questions and uses 'standard.mm' as a template. It is first searched in the user template folder (use ''Tools->Open user directory'', then open the ''template'' folder), then in the installation template folder. |
This default template could be changed in preferences (Tools > Preferences > Environment > Standard Template File) | This default template could be changed in preferences (Tools > Preferences > Environment > Standard Template File) | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:59, 6 May 2013
Any mind map can be used as a template for new mind maps. In this case its styles and nodes are copied to the new map.
- Use action "File->new map from template..." to select a template map.
- There are standard folders with user templates and standard templates which can be accessed from the "new map..." action, "save as..." action and "copy styles..." action.
Default template
"File->New map" action asks no questions and uses 'standard.mm' as a template. It is first searched in the user template folder (use Tools->Open user directory, then open the template folder), then in the installation template folder.
This default template could be changed in preferences (Tools > Preferences > Environment > Standard Template File)
