When you open a read-only document, then you canвЂ™t accidentally save over it. OptionВ 2: you can tick вЂњLocked,вЂќ which works the same (I assume) as WindowsвЂ™s read-only option. With this option active, when you try to open the file, it will make a copy ofВ the file to the same directory as the original and open that copy in the default application. OptionВ 1: you can tick the вЂњStationary padвЂќ option. To be precise, select the file in the Finder, and choose Fileв†’Get Info.

On Mac, mark it as a Template once you've saved it. My concern is that it will be easy for the base document to be overwritten or amended as people start to use it. With the template set up, then other users could take the base template to create an updated version of a document without the risk of the original template being overwritten.В At the moment, I believe that the only way to do this is to design and save the base document and then open it for use when needed. I would like to be able to design and save a basic structure of a document to be used as a template, such as a newsletter. Apart from assisting customers to get started with their own documents, it would enable Affinity to showcase the capabilities of its product.

I would like to suggest that consideration is given to setting up a number of pre-made templates for customers to either use as they are or which can form a basis from which they can create their own documents. If Affinity Publisher is goingВ to be supplied to customers pretty much as it is in the beta version, then it looks to me that itВ is going to be suppliedВ without a selection of pre-made templates. I have two matters that I would like to raise in connection with document templates:

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