Design How-To: Make Eye-catching Small Calendars

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Design How-To: Make Eye-catching Small Calendars

What's fun is that with modern desktop printers that render tiny type clearly, a calendar of your own is easier than ever to make and use.

Written by John McWade on October 3, 2005

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Electronic organizers are a great way to manage your calendars when what interests you is data. But to tell a story, present a product or stir a memory, you'll want a good, old-fashioned paper calendar. Here's how to design a small calendar.

The PDF we have posted shows you how to design and print a business-card size and postcard size calendar. Just click the link "How To Design a Small Calendar" to open the PDF file in your Web browser. You can also download the PDF to your machine for later viewing. This how-to is formatted for easy onscreen reading. However, if you prefer paper, see pages 20 through 28 of the PDF, which repeat the information in a format suitable for printing.

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