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Is there a way to know which template was used (if this is the case) when we created a document ?

Is that action permanently saved somewhere ?

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Only by making some kind of note within the Template. How you would do that might depend on which application the Template is intended for. 

In Publisher you could have an unused Master Page with info like that. In Designer you could have info saved in the pasteboard area. In Photo, perhaps an empty layer with a name you could see in the Layers panel (which would also work in Designer and Publisher).

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14 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

In Publisher you could have an unused Master Page with info like that. In Designer you could have info saved in the pasteboard area. In Photo, perhaps an empty layer with a name you could see in the Layers panel (which would also work in Designer and Publisher).

Thanks @walt.farrell, those are ideas.

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20 minutes ago, N.P.M. said:

Since most of the templates are files with certain settings but are usually blank thumbnails I put a big text as top layer on it with the settings described.
When using any of these templates I hide the text layer.
This makes it also easy to recognize in explorer or my DAM and drag/drop to the UI for usage.

Another nice idea, thanks @N.P.M.

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I'm not sure what it is you're producing, but for my POD and ebooks, I have a number of templates that I've created that depend on the POD book size. I loaded an Affinity template, modified it, and saved it to my templates folder with an appropriate name that includes the size and other information. Ditto for my e-book cover. Works for me.

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Thanks for your input @Twolane.

My question was more like the other way around.

[ Note : I modify my templates regularly. ] 

=> Opening a document, I wanted to know what was the template I used when I created it.

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22 hours ago, laurent32 said:

Is there a way to know which template was used (if this is the case) when we created a document ?

Is that action permanently saved somewhere ?

If you are wanting this for Publisher (as per the title) then you could put the information (template name for example) in the Document Information's Comments: section of the Fields panel.

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Posted
6 hours ago, laurent32 said:

=> Opening a document, I wanted to know what was the template I used when I created it.

In that case, when you save the document, why wouldn't you include the template name in the file name? I do that, too.

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Yes, nice idea @Twolane !

Love it @Old Bruce, I think I'm going to use that.

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