hank You for the help.

Now just one more thing I need help with.

I See My Old Layout Templates in the List how do I Delete them?

I did Right Click on one of My Old Layout Templates but I got no Drop Down List.

I do not know how to Delete an Old Layout Template.

Tried "Organize Layouts" ?

Go to View > Window Layouts > Organize Layouts. Select your old layout in Available layouts and Current layout boxes. In Current box Clear the old selected layout and then in Available box Delete the same selected layout. Then press OK and close and reopen the program.

@Robert-Costo

In the Organize Layouts Window on the Left Side I can Delete My Old Layouts.

But on the Right I can not.

Yess you can

Thanks @j-v Sometimes it takes two to tango (in tandem) 🙂

Just one thing about the Template Manager I do not Understand?

One the Left Side is all the Layout Templates I Made.

Do You have to Pick a Layout Template on the Left and then Link it to the same thing on the Right?

I Ask because I See the same things on the Left and Right.

In the Organize Layouts menu, the LH list shows the available layouts on the system and RH list shows the layouts that will display when you go to the View/Window Layouts menu. There are a maximum of 10 slots for the latter menu display.

Use the Assign button between the 2 lists in Organize Layouts to move a layout from the L list to the R list. Layouts already in the R list can be cleared or replaced using either of those buttons.

I did want to know before I do this?

Delete the Picture In Picture Track on the TimeLine but keep the Video Track the Text Track the Music Track the Audio Track.

Then Save it as My Own Layout Template to use again.

So if I Close Movie Studio 15 and come back will it put back the Picture In Picture Track that I Deleted?

I Ask because I Thought I Remembered that Movie Studio 15 would not let You Delete the Picture In Picture Track and it would come back.

Or was that an Older Version of Movie Studio?

The default layout is initially loaded. When you go to "View/Window Layouts" and select your own Template it will change. I'm not aware of any setting or option that allows your own layout to load on startup.