This coin shows the templates more fully.  The grey areas on the template are only present on the screen to guide you in entering them - when printed the marks look just as though they are part of the coin design (keep scrolling down for a segment of a print preview).  Again, the inch and grain fields are only present because I have them set in my preferences.  In NOMISMA the aqua entries signify things that you can't directly enter, although again that will depend upon your preferences, and the coin number can be edited by checking the box just above the coin number.  This is one of the eleven main screens in NOMISMA.

Note that on the printout below, the actual printer output is higher resolution and the NOMISMA font looks better.  The icon in the upper left hand corner is one suggestion, but since it really represents a crusader shield, and the crusaders and the Byzantines weren't always on the best of terms (the Fourth Crusade and all of that), it seems unlikely to last as the icon.  A double-headed eagle has been suggested, but that technically was the symbol of only the last Byzantine dynasty, the Palaeologans.  Any suggestions?