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Saving and Using a Site Template 63<br />

10. Right-click Elements.xml, and click Edit with Microsoft SharePoint Designer.<br />

SharePoint Designer displays Elements.xml in the workspace.<br />

The BaseTemplateID has a value of 1, the BaseTemplateName has a value of STS,<br />

and the BaseConfigurationID has a value of 0, which means that the SPDSBS_Sites<br />

template solution was based on the team site definition.<br />

11. In the Navigation pane, click Subsites.<br />

A new workspace tab opens, labeled Subsites.<br />

12. On the ribbon, click Subsite in the New group.<br />

The New dialog box opens, and in the Specify The Location Of The New Web<br />

Site text box, Subsite is highlighted. SharePoint Designer communicates with the<br />

SharePoint site collection and retrieves a list of SharePoint site templates that you<br />

can use as a basis for your new SharePoint child site. The SPDSBS_Sites site template<br />

is listed in the site type list.<br />

Note There is no visible difference between using site template solutions and site<br />

templates stored on the Web server.

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