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Calibra module positions layout graphic needed

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Hello,

I need a grid view or graphical view of ALL the module positions and names for the Calibra template. What I am looking for is something like this but for Calibra:

http://demo.joomla51.com/0081/index.php/module-positions

I have been to the Calibra demo site and saw their module positions page and it sucks.
http://demo.joomla51.com/0106/index.php/features/module-positions
They don't label ALL positions, especially the top ones and there is crazy latin text everywhere and it is six miles long if I try to print it.

I just need a simple one page graphic like the one at the first link above. Can anyone help?

Thank you. Flint
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Hi Flint

You will find a graphical view of all the available module positions included with your download located in the ../TemplateExtras folder (ModulePosition.jpg).

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Thank you so much. That's exactly what I was looking for. I never thought to look there. I'm surprised that it is not on their website somewhere or on the demo site.
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