(3 hours ago)JB10 Wrote: My preference for basic use, transferred from W10 PC. How do I get rid of templates I have accidently made by clicking on ‘Create Template’, instead of ‘Export As’.
You are using Gimp 2.8 ? Is that correct.
All Create Template does is add an entry in the templaterc file. It is text and an entry is size in pixels + pixels-per-inch (ppi) +lots of other stuff.
An example
Code:
# GIMP templaterc
#
# This file will be entirely rewritten each time you exit.
(GimpTemplate "example.jpg"
(width 400)
(height 400)
(unit pixels)
.....snip....
(fill-type background)
(comment "Created with GIMP"))ode
Quote:Tried:
- uninstalling and removing every folder I can find, including any lurking file hiding in Roaming ‘containing settings’.
- deleted Templaterc file.
- Windows dialogues > Dockable Dialogues >Templates. None of the red highlighted files show to be able to deleted, just 640x480 etc, A3 (300ppi) etc.
Deleting templaterc should get rid of any user entries, gets back to the long list of standard sizes.
For the list of files in Documents, you put them in Documents, you can move or delete, up to you. Nothing to do with Gimp. Use Windows Explorer.
The untitled.jpg entry is a little different. It has to be a folder, not a file. You must have made it sometime by accident.
Something for you to try:
(1) Click on the untitled.jpg entry. Is it empty or does it contain any files ?
(2) Click on the
\ to get back a level
(3) and (4) That should take you to folder containing the untitled.jpg folder. Might / might not be in yout Gimp folders list. You can delete that or rename it to something more suitable. Use Windows Explorer.
(5) To remove a user added entry - the + and - icons
