Agreed, it's klutzy timing on our part, but think of it this way: You have ahead start on next year. Plus you can custom make a calendar that corresponds to your fiscal year -- June to June (for example).
And of course you can add this to myList (the site's bookmarking tool) and find it easily next year.
A great little article. If you could repeat it in September or October, when calendars are being created for the following year, you would be doing your readers a great service.
Also, thanks for the article on PageMaker. Quark is too expensive. When I upgraded from Quark 3.2 to 4.1, neither version worked perfectly from then on. I called for help twice and spent an additional $50 for new CDs. That didn't work so I was waiting for the new Quark 5 to just purchase the whole program again, but there is no way I'm paying that much money for a program with no manuals and no support. InDesign is just not used around the Phoenix area... I'm digging out my old copy of PageMaker!
Bad timing
Agreed, it's klutzy timing on our part, but think of it this way: You have ahead start on next year. Plus you can custom make a calendar that corresponds to your fiscal year -- June to June (for example).
And of course you can add this to myList (the site's bookmarking tool) and find it easily next year.
Pamela Pfiffner, editor in chief
Calendars created in 4th quarter
A great little article. If you could repeat it in September or October, when calendars are being created for the following year, you would be doing your readers a great service.
Also, thanks for the article on PageMaker. Quark is too expensive. When I upgraded from Quark 3.2 to 4.1, neither version worked perfectly from then on. I called for help twice and spent an additional $50 for new CDs. That didn't work so I was waiting for the new Quark 5 to just purchase the whole program again, but there is no way I'm paying that much money for a program with no manuals and no support. InDesign is just not used around the Phoenix area... I'm digging out my old copy of PageMaker!