Merge pull request #4893 from MicrosoftDocs/alvinashcraft/main-update-powertoys-newplus-template-info

Add clarification about files in Templates folder for PowerToys New+

Author: alvinashcraft

hub/powertoys/newplus.md

@@ -18,29 +18,30 @@ To start using New+, enable New+ in the PowerToys settings.
 
 ### How to create a new object using New+
 
-To create a new item within a folder, right-click on the folder to bring up the context menu. From there, click on the “New+” option and then select the template you were looking for.
+To create a new item within a folder, right-click on the folder to bring up the context menu. From there, click on the "New+" option and then select the template you were looking for.
 
 ### How to add or customize a new template to New+
 
-To create a new template, start by right-clicking on the folder. This will open a context menu where you can select the ‘New+’ option. From there, choose ‘Open templates’ to access the “Templates” folder. In this folder, you have the freedom to add, edit, or rename objects as per your needs. It’s important to note that the objects you add here will be displayed on the ‘New+’ menu in a sorted order, with folders always appearing first. This provides the ability to find and select your templates.
+To create a new template, start by right-clicking on the folder. This will open a context menu where you can select the 'New+' option. From there, choose 'Open templates' to access the "Templates" folder. In this folder, you have the freedom to add, edit, or rename objects as per your needs. It’s important to note that the objects you add here will be displayed on the ‘New+’ menu in a sorted order, with folders always appearing first. This provides the ability to find and select your templates.
+
+Template objects in the "Templates" folder can be files, folders, or shortcuts. The templates can be of any type, such as text files, Word documents or templates, Excel spreadsheets or templates, or even shortcuts to applications.
 
 ## Settings
 
 ### <a name="template_location"></a>Templates
 
 #### Templates location
 
-After the enablement toggle, the New+ Templates location setting is likely the most interesting one. By default, the template location is in your local app data folder, specifically at %localappdata%\Microsoft\PowerToys\NewPlus\Templates. However, these templates will not roam with you across devices. If you want a common set of templates across devices, a popular option is to change the template location to a folder that is synced with a cloud drive, such as OneDrive. This way, you can access your templates from any device.
+After the enablement toggle, the New+ Templates location setting is likely the most interesting one. By default, the template location is in your local app data folder, specifically at `%localappdata%\Microsoft\PowerToys\NewPlus\Templates`. However, these templates will not roam with you across devices. If you want a common set of templates across devices, a popular option is to change the template location to a folder that is synced with a cloud drive, such as OneDrive. This way, you can access your templates from any device.
 
 ### Display options
 
 #### Hide template filename extensions
 
-The option enables you to toggle the display of filename extensions. When this option is toggled off, a file named “filename.ext” will be displayed with its extension, appearing as “filename.ext”. However, when this option is toggled on (the default), the template will be displayed without its extension, appearing simply as “filename”.
+The option enables you to toggle the display of filename extensions. When this option is toggled off, a file named "filename.ext" will be displayed with its extension, appearing as "filename.ext". However, when this option is toggled on (the default), the template will be displayed without its extension, appearing simply as "filename".
 
 #### Hide template filename starting digits, spaces and dots
 
-The option enables you to toggle the display of starting digits, spaces and dots. When this option is toggled off (the default), a file named “1. filename” will be displayed as is. However, when this option is toggled on, the template will be displayed as “filename”.
-This is useful when using digits, spaces and dots at the beginning of filenames to control the display order of templates.
+The option enables you to toggle the display of starting digits, spaces and dots. When this option is toggled off (the default), a file named "1. filename" will be displayed as is. However, when this option is toggled on, the template will be displayed as "filename". This is useful when using digits, spaces, and dots at the beginning of filenames to control the display order of templates.
 
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