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You can create a file containing all of your master pages, then save it somewhere you'll remember, under a name you'll remember, as a kind of template.

To create a new document after that, start by Opening your template file and then File > Save As under its new name. Then start doing your work.

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15 minutes ago, fde101 said:

it would be a useful enhancement to allow dragging entire pages and master pages into the assets panel,

Either that or enable importing Master pages in Master Pages Menu the way inDesign does it.

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Hi ksrcreative,
Welcome to Affinity Forums :)
Just save it as any other document using Save As. Template files weren't implemented in Publisher yet so you have to use that saved file as a start point for new documents(saving them again with a new name) until templates are implemented.

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