In IE just select <edit>; <select all>; <copy> - then open your word processor and paste it in :-)
Using M$ Word you can then click in the second frame (table - the one with all the dates, etc.) then select <table>; <select>; <table> and the frame will be selected, now click <Table>; <convert>; <table to text> and there you are, fully editable information :) HTH Trevor ......................... Mack, David wrote: > Andy Greener wrote (in relation to a list of festivals): > > >> Google calendar: >> >> >> > http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=35oh91314k7fdr42ad7rngdi00%40gr > oup.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London > >> Mac iCal users can subscribe at the following URL: >> >> >> > http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/35oh91314k7fdr42ad7rngdi00%40group.c > alendar.google.com/public/basic.ics > > If you click on the Agenda tab at the top RHS you get a list that only > includes those dates when an event is listed, which makes it easier to > read. > > But infuriatingly, Google Calendar will not let you print out the > information in this format - the print button on the page allows you to > print out the next 1/3/5/7/10 days only and if you print direct from IE > you only get the headings and some mainly blank pages. (Not sure if > other browser or MAC users do any better). > > Anyone wanting to set up a similar calendar might do better using the > free calendar at www.calendars.net. Use of the "Condensed" option on > this gives a similar style list of events which can be printed. > > David Mack [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
