Good morning team!
A few quick questions:
Thx,
Benji
The capability to import whole classes of settings and options in the Library Manager will be added in due course.
Well, even if I use the factory Lead sheet under āSoloā, the title is still in Academico. I havenāt tried other text yet.
Iāve run into #2 today (I need to update a template and canāt save it). Where can I find the original? Iāve tried looking in the application support > steinberg > dorico 4 but Iām not seeing the template files in the main folder or the sub folders.
As an aside:
@Lillie_Harris , I was surprised that the landing page for templates makes no indication that a user can save their own. Based on the links, Iām not sure where else to click to find out about the saving or editing process, and if I didnāt know before hand that this was a feature, there is nothing here to clue me in that such a feature even exists.)
EDIT: I after going through 16ish pages of search results using various search terms, I suppose this is because that portion of the manual has yet to be fleshed out.
Project templates are located in /Users/your-username/Library/Application Support/Steinberg/Dorico 4/Project Templates.
If I go Macintosh HD / Library/ Application Support / Steinberg / Dorico 4, (i.e.-circumvent the username) that folder is empty too. I even have the option to view hidden files activated. No dice. So, Iām at a loss for whatās going on. It appears the same on both of my file browsers (finder and pathfinder). If I donāt go to my username, I can at least see the Dorico 4 folder, but it too is empty.
It looks like youāre in the System folders not the User folders.
Sorry, not on a Mac so forgive me if Iām out to lunch. 
But, I donāt see Library between username and Application Support. Either youāre someplace else or the Finder is not showing the full path.
This is what I see when I navigate via the system, which, I gather is what I should see under my USER files, but as you can see from my previous post, that folder is curiously almost empty.
Well, you put me on to a clue. In normal finder, for some reason, I cannot view the folders in the proper order.
That is to say, I can either go
HD / Library / Application support or
HD / Users / username / application support, but for whatever reason, the ālibraryā is hidden from me in my user folder, hence the confusion.
Thanks to your tip, using an alternate browser, I could see an additional library file that is hidden (noooo idea why/how as I have admin privileges on this machine) and clicking on the hidden file in the proper order permitted me to get where I needed to go.
But it took an alternate browser and a hidden file to get there. At least Iām sorted now. thank you!
Linux people have actual arguments about what goes where - lib, user/lib. shared/lib, opt/libā¦ etc. The down side of community standards LOL.
I vaguely remember something about Library being hidden and you have to press <Option> or some other meta key to see it from the Finder.
Where in Windows?
On Windows, itās in %APPDATA%/Steinberg/Dorico 4/Project Templates.
You shouldnāt have an Application Support folder directly underneath your home.
As mentioned, hold Alt in the Go menu to reveal the user Library.
Youāll have to take that one up with some random installer, Iām afraid, as I didnāt put it there!
