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I've created a couple of templates for my different pano/lens combinations so that I can reuse them over and over again. As I have recently changed pano head and want to now delete some of these old templates but how do you do this? I can't see anything to delete then from within APG or where they may be stored locally.
Guidance kindly and gratefully received 
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Here's where I found a template I created with APG 2.5 RC on Windows XP-32.
Last edited by mediavets (2010-12-21 20:21:38)
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I note that the 'Save as a template' dialogue offers a 'Restore defaults' button - but this doesn't seem to do what I would expect and remove the user created templates.
Last edited by mediavets (2010-12-21 20:28:30)
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Issue 503 opened.
Should really this button delete templates ? I found that a bit dangerous, no ?
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AlexandreJ wrote:
Issue 503 opened.
Should really this button delete templates ? I found that a bit dangerous, no ?
That's a good point - perhaps instead that button should have a different functionality (and a different label/name) and open the folder containing the user-created templates. The user could then select and delete - or rename - his/her user-created templates as desired.
Last edited by mediavets (2010-12-22 10:06:41)
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Thanks for your advise Andrew. I'll have a look when I get home tonight. I agree with your suggestion of being able to open the templates folder and manually selecting the templates to remove. In my situation I would delete all of them at the moment as they are now no longer valid.
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One idea : what about a button browse in this dialog box that opens this folder in the explorer / finder and then, you can do whatever you want ( delete, rename, etc )
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AlexandreJ wrote:
One idea : what about a button browse in this dialog box that opens this folder in the explorer / finder and then, you can do whatever you want ( delete, rename, etc )
I vote for that - it's what I was trying to describe here:
http://www.autopano.net/forum/p74400-to … -08#p74400
Last edited by mediavets (2010-12-22 12:07:32)
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Okay I guess that my answer highlighted that I was reading too fast ...
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