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docs/ide/how-to-update-existing-templates.md

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 You can use the Visual Studio **Export Template Wizard** to update an existing template.
 
 1. Choose **File** > **New** > **Project** from the menu bar.
-1. Select an existing project template that you want to update, and create the new project.
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+1. Select an existing project template that you want to update, and create a new project.
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 1. Modify the project in Visual Studio. For example, change the output type or add a new file to the project.
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 1. To change an item template, select **Project** > **Add New Item**, and add the item template from the **Add New Item** dialog box. Make any changes you want in the item.
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 1. On the **Project** menu, choose **Export Template**. The **Export Template Wizard** opens.
-1. Select either **Project Template** or **Item Template** on the **Template Type** page, and follow the prompts in the wizard to export the template as a *.zip* file.
-1. If you select the option to **Automatically import the template into Visual Studio** in the **Export Template Wizard**, the wizard places the *.zip* file in the *%USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio \<version\>\Templates\ProjectTemplates* or *\\ItemTemplates* folder to make it available for selection in future projects. If you didn't select the option, paste the *.zip* file in the user template location manually.
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+1. Select either **Project Template** or **Item Template** on the **Template Type** page, depending on which one you want to export.
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+1. Follow the prompts in the wizard to export the template as a *.zip* file.
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+1. If you select the option to **Automatically import the template into Visual Studio**, the wizard places the *.zip* file at *%USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio \<version\>\Templates* in the *\\ProjectTemplates* or *\\ItemTemplates* folder to make it available for future projects. If you don't select this option, paste the *.zip* file in the user template location manually.
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 1. Delete the old template *.zip* file if necessary.
 
 ## Manually update an existing template
 
 You can update an existing template without using the **Export Template Wizard** by manually modifying the files in the template *.zip* file.
 
-1. Locate the *.zip* file that contains the template. User templates are located at *%USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio \<version\>\Templates\ProjectTemplates* or *\\ItemTemplates*.
+1. Locate the *.zip* file that contains the template. User templates are located at *%USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio \<version\>\Templates* in *\\ProjectTemplates* or *\\ItemTemplates*.
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 1. Extract the *.zip* file.
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 1. Modify or delete the current template files, or add new files to the template.
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 1. Open, modify, and save the *.vstemplate* XML file to handle updated behavior or new files.
 
     For more information about the *.vstemplate* schema, see [Visual Studio template schema reference (extensibility)](../extensibility/visual-studio-template-schema-reference.md). For more information about what you can parameterize in the source files, see [Template parameters](template-parameters.md).
 
 1. In Windows Explorer, select the files for your template, including the *.vstemplate* file. Right-click the selection and select **Compress to** > **ZIP File**.
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 1. Copy the resulting *.zip* file and paste it in the same directory as the old *.zip* file.
-1. Delete the extracted template files and delete the old template *.zip* file if necessary.
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+1. Delete the extracted template files, and delete the old template *.zip* file if necessary.
 
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