Packages
A package is a template in one file, ending in .paprika: its pages and frames, its fields, and the images and fonts it uses. Save one to keep a copy of your work, to send a template to someone, or to move it to another computer. To make a template available to the systems that generate documents, publish it instead.
Save a package
Section titled “Save a package”Click Save package in the header, or press CtrlS. The file is named after the template, Summer studio.paprika for the template Summer studio, and goes where your browser saves downloads. The header says Saved:
Open a package
Section titled “Open a package”Click Open package, or press CtrlO, and choose the file. If the template you are editing has unsaved changes, the editor asks first: opening a package replaces it, and its changes are lost unless you saved them.
To open a version published to the server instead, use Open from server… in More actions (⋯): see Publishing.
What a package holds
Section titled “What a package holds”- The template: its pages, frames, styles, swatches and fields with their sample values.
- The images it uses, and only those.
- The fonts it uses, each with its licence and what the licence allows.
- For print, the output profile it prints to, when you added one of your own.
It holds nothing about your organisation’s server or account, so it opens in any Paprika editor.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- A package can’t be saved when one of its fonts’ licences doesn’t allow passing the font on: the editor says which font. Use another font, or one whose licence allows it.
- A package is at most 25 MB.
- On a narrow screen, Save package and Open package move to More actions (⋯).