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Page template, a pre-developed page layout used to create new pages (paper or electronic) from the same design, pattern, or style.
- Web template, used in web application development in conjunction with a web template system.
- Template, of various kinds used with a template engine.
- Master page, a page template in a multiple page desktop publishing software data file that duplicates and globally edits graphic elements across multiple pages.
- Template (word processing), a file type used in word processing software as a pre-formatted example on which to base other documents.
- Template (file format), any of various standardized file types used by computer software as a pre-formatted example on which to base other files.
Template (genetics), a strand of DNA or RNA, used in genetic sequencing to synthesize new strands.
Template (orthopedics), a technique of sizing replacement joints during pre-operative orthopedic surgery by using radiographic (X-ray) images.
Template (programming), a tool for generic programming, especially in the C++ language, allowing a computer program to use polymorphic types.
Template (racing), a device used in racing to ensure that the body of the race vehicle adheres to specifications.
Template metaprogramming, a programming technique used by a compiler to generate temporary source code.
Template (band name), an Australian progressive rock band.

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 '''Template''' may mean:
 *[[Page template]], a pre-developed [[page layout]] used to create new pages ([[Page (paper)|paper]] or [[electronic page|electronic]]) from the same design, pattern, or style.
-**[[Web template]], used in web application development in conjunction with a [[template system]].
+**[[Web template]], used in web application development in conjunction with a [[web template system]].
 **[[Template (software engineering)|Template]], of various kinds used with a [[template processor|template engine]].
 **[[Master page]], a page template in a multiple page [[desktop publishing]] software data file that duplicates and globally edits graphic elements across multiple pages.