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Remove Template

Use this command to remove a template from a category. Use separate lines to remove a template from multiple categories.

Syntax:

REMOVE TEMPLATE FileName|All Category|All

where:

  • FileName is the name of the template to be removed from the category or All for all templates. If the template name includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks.
  • Category is the category from which the template is removed or All to remove the template from all categories.

Syntax example:

REMOVE TEMPLATE SampleTemplate Administrators

Syntax (with an ASCII file):

REMOVE TEMPLATE @CategoryFile

where:

  • CategoryFile is an existing ASCII file containing the categories to which the template is assigned, with the following syntax:

    FileName{Category

If the file is in the working folder, you don’t need to specify the drive or path. If the file name includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks.

Syntax example:

REMOVE TEMPLATE @"Sample Template Categories.txt"
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Remove Template

Use this command to remove a template from a category. Use separate lines to remove a template from multiple categories.

Syntax:

REMOVE TEMPLATE FileName|All Category|All

where:

  • FileName is the name of the template to be removed from the category or All for all templates. If the template name includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks.
  • Category is the category from which the template is removed or All to remove the template from all categories.

Syntax example:

REMOVE TEMPLATE SampleTemplate Administrators

Syntax (with an ASCII file):

REMOVE TEMPLATE @CategoryFile

where:

  • CategoryFile is an existing ASCII file containing the categories to which the template is assigned, with the following syntax:

    FileName{Category

If the file is in the working folder, you don’t need to specify the drive or path. If the file name includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks.

Syntax example:

REMOVE TEMPLATE @"Sample Template Categories.txt"
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