Yes, RRW & Bristweb are correct. As it sounds like in your case, let's say you now have a fourth listing template file called listing_3.html (the template names are one number below the number listed in the drop-down menu), you would have to save a file with the same name, "listing_3.html" to the common folder in order for the 4th listing template to be listed in the drop-down list. Unless this has recently changed, saving it in the common folder is the only way the system knows that a fourth template is in there.
But like Bristweb said, you shouldn't overwrite the listing templates in the common folder, only in your default folder. This is where the system looks first for templates. The only time I save anything to the common folder is to do what I mentioned above - add a 4th, 5th, 6th...etc...listing template just so that it's recognized by the system.
On another note....for my site, I added a 4th listing template to my default folder to use as well. Since most of my products used this 4th template, looking back I wish that I had named the new template "listing_0.html" (corresponding to template #1). This way, by default this template would have already been pre-selected instead of me manually having to go into each product and select listing template #4 in the drop-down box.
Hope that all makes sense.
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