Is it true or false that a template file can only be used once
This is a false statement, not a question. Ask again using words that make it clear what you want to know.
Templates are pre-formatted documents. Using a template can make the creation of a document quicker and, sometimes, look more professional. An example of a template would be an invitation. The template already is formatted for you, all you need to do is to edit the information to be specific for your party.
Many applications allow you to save the formatting you used for a particular file for reuse with future files. Some applications come with several sample templates for some types of files often prepared using the application - for example MS Word has templates for memos and MS Excel has templates for invoices. The benefit is that once you have a format that you like you can re-use that format again and again for similar files without having to go back and re-create the format. Usually the application will allow you to either start with a "new" file - which pretty much is just the default template - or to select an existing template (either one that came with the application or one that you previously created and saved as a "template" file).
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LBL file extension are for Nicelabel template files. Macromedia Dreamweaver and Sage ACT can be used to open lbl file extensions.
The .profile file is used to put any settings or changes to the login shell environment when you log in. This file is only read once during login.
Outlook is one of the most common computer systems that is used in work places and in homes. In the 2013 version in order to create an email template first create an email and write what you would like to be included in the template. Then go to File and save it as an Outlook Template and then save.
IT MEans the file can only be viewed on Power point.
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A template is really just a pattern of anything. I once used to make wood and plexiglass ornaments, I made many templates of different designs and then placed them over sheets of wood or plexiglass and drew around the shape so I could then cut them out with a bandsaw. This technique can be used in many ways, but the pattern is usually still called the 'template'.
Asymmetrical transcription means that only one strand of the DNA molecule is used as template for the enzymatic formation of RNA.