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- <h1>The Template tab</h1>
- <center><img src="../../../../en/img-guide/prefs-template.png" width="375" height="321"></center>
- <p>A <em>template</em> is a Logisim file that is used as a starting
- point whenever Logisim creates a new project. Also, if you have an
- existing Logisim file with a strangely configured environment, you
- can "reset" the environment using the Revert All To Template
- button in the window for editing Project Options.</p>
- <p>Although templates are useful in other situations also, they are
- particularly suited for classroom use, where an instructor might
- want to distribute a template for students to start from. This is
- particularly likely if the class uses Logisim heavily, including
- many of the more advanced features, in which case the simple default
- configuration may prove too simple. Templates can also be useful in
- the classroom setting when the instructor opens a file submitted by
- a student who has configured the environment significantly.</p>
- <p>By default, the "Plain template" option will be selected,
- using the default template shipped with Logisim. If you want a
- bare-bones configuration, you might choose "Empty template."
- But if you want to designate another file to use as the template,
- select a template via the Select... button, and then choose the
- "Custom template" option.</p>
- <p><strong>Next:</strong> <a href="intl.html">The International tab</a>.</p>
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