Jeff Tujetsch

If you have ever tried to replace the design of a database and do not see your template in the list of available templates, most likely the problem is that the template was specified to display within the 'Advanced' templates. However, what I have seen a few times is my template is displaying within the 'Advanced' templates, but I did NOT mark the template as an advanced template. Oddly enough I had to adjust the template settings (which were correct) by doing the following:

1. Within the Database properties for my template, I selected the 'Database file is a master template' option (if it is not already one).

2. Entered a value within the 'Template name' field (if the there was not a replace already present).

3. Selected that the template was an 'Advanced' template.

4. Deselect the template as an 'Advanced' template.

5. Removed the value from the 'Template name' field (if applicable).

6. Deselected the 'Database file is a master template' option (if applicable).

This sounds crazy, but that then updates my template so that it appears within the list of templates, not the list of 'Advanced' templates.