BC templates : Do they create DWT files?

Hi:
When I create a template in BC, are DWT files created? Where are they stored?
I thought I could download and edit the DWT file in Dreamweaver after creating the template in BC, but I don't see it anywhere.
Thanks,
Cam

Thanks tons Frisco. You've resolved a lot of issues for me.
For some reason the /dw was being stripped from my log-in and the template would revert to html.
I did experience that template within a template thing: that was a bugger.
This stuff also resolved issues I was having editing and saving files from the online Editor. I was told that there were invalid characters in the code that was causing it, but everything works fine now.
The BC site is www.samreesor.com
Thanks again for the fast help!
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