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    • keea1111K Offline
      keea1111
      last edited by

      HI,

      DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO DELETE AN UNDESIRED CUSTOM TEMPLATE WITHIN LO? THANKS, KEEA

      KEEA

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      • AnssiA Offline
        Anssi
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        In my computer (Windows 7) the templates reside in C:\ProgramData\Google\Google SketchUp 8\LayOut\Templates. If you need to delete a template, just navigate there and delete it just as you would delete any file. The ProgramData folder is invisible in the Windows explorer unless you make it visible from Organize menu>Folder and Search options>View pane.

        Anssi

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        • keea1111K Offline
          keea1111
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          Thanks..I'm on a Mac, and when going to libray--application support--Google SU 8 Pro, there only appears Sketch Up and Style Builder folders. No Lay out folder, because I had tried that before...Any ideas...thanks,

          KEEA

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            Tasman
            last edited by

            @keea1111 said:

            Thanks..I'm on a Mac, and when going to libray--application support--Google SU 8 Pro, there only appears Sketch Up and Style Builder folders. No Lay out folder, because I had tried that before...Any ideas...thanks,

            Try going to the Users/Library/Application Support/Google SU8/Layout.......etc - you should find the template in question there.

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              Slimdog
              last edited by

              or you could type the name of the template into the search bar at the top right of your screen.

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              • keea1111K Offline
                keea1111
                last edited by

                HI,

                I can't seem to locate...Here is a screen shot showing my attempts...thanks,
                

                Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 6.13.40 AM copy.png

                KEEA

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                • wind-borneW Offline
                  wind-borne
                  last edited by

                  As mentioned previously you need to go into user library


                  Templates1.png

                  "To read between the lines was easier than to follow the text."OSX 10.11.6

                  %(#BF80BF)[SU 8 pro

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                  • keea1111K Offline
                    keea1111
                    last edited by

                    HI....

                    Thanks..I missed the library on my users account and was going to the Mac library...thanks so much,  Keea
                    

                    KEEA

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