... starts Templot running. The first thing it does is connect to the Templot web server to check that you are running the latest version of the program. The connection lasts only a few seconds and is nothing to do with saving templates. I put the note above the button so that if you see activity on your internet connection you are not alarmed. When you get further into using Templot you will discover that you can save your program preferences between working sessions, and you will then see two GO button options, like this 2_010003_220000000.png so that you can choose whether to start up using your saved preferences or not. Program preferences are nothing to do with track design or templates. They are settings such as colours and fonts, options about whether some confirmation dialogs appear, etc. Beginners are advised to ignore such things until you are more familiar with Templot -- I mention them here only so that you can understand why there is a GO button at all. Another reason for having this "splash start-up" dialog is so that you can ...