... template(s) containing the data will be available, to copy them or access their data. If you save the file with the name start.box, it will be loaded automatically when you start Templot. Depending on how you want to access the data, you can store the template as an ordinary background template, as an unused template, or as a library template. Often a convenient way is to store ordinary background template(s) in a negative quadrant on the grid (so that they don't get printed): 2_040753_130000000.png A lot of the data from the stored template can be obtained directly from it into the control template. For example if you store a template containing your custom sleeper spacings, you can get them into your current control template by clicking on it, and then obtain to the control> obtain these plain track spacings on its pop-up menu. p.s. the green dot is the template datum for the current control template: pad_symbols.png It's the grid location from which any shifts and rotations are calculated. It's useful to me ...