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Job Ticket template in another Job Jackets file. You might choose to do this if,
for example, you want to link an existing project to a Job Jackets file where
another layout artist has an active Job Ticket, and thus synchronize some or all
of the Resources that the two of you are using.
To apply a Job Ticket to an existing project:
Create or open the project. 1
Choose File > Job Jackets > Link Project. The Link Project dialog box 2
displays.
If the Job Jackets file you want is not displayed, click Browse, navigate to the 3
file, and then click Open.
Select the target Job Ticket template in the list. 4
Check or uncheck the Share Jacket check box, as follows: 5
To store this project’s Job Ticket in the Job Jackets file containing the ●
target Job Ticket template, check Share Jacket.
To store this project’s Job Ticket in an embedded Job Jackets structure ●
in the project file, uncheck Share Jacket.
Click Attach. The project inherits the Job Ticket template’s project settings, 6
and layouts are automatically created for any layout definitions in the Job
Ticket template.
If you use a Job Ticket template in the default Job Jackets structure, and you 
check Share Jacket, you will be prompted to save a new Job Jackets file in
the file system. This is because you cannot store a Job Ticket in the default
Job Jackets structure.
Viewing Job Ticket relationships
You can see the relationships between Job Jackets, Job Ticket templates, Job
Tickets, and projects in the Job Jackets Manager dialog box (Utilities menu).
The icons shown in this dialog box are as follows:
Job Jackets structure (linked) ●
Job Jackets structure (embedded) ●
Job Ticket template ●
Active or deferred Job Ticket ●
Project (a bold project name indicates the active project) ●
A project that is linked to an active Job Ticket is displayed like this: