Thanks to everybody who responded!
Sat Aug 15 18:51:47 CDT 2009 Joseph McAllister wrote: On Aug 15, 2009, at 15:34 , Igor Roshchin wrote: > > 2. Despite the example on the website, I was not able to make the > > image to be above the calendar, as supposed to being a background. > > I guess this should be doable. > > > Did you dl the US-P-Sun-Calendar_2008-v3b1 for Portrait Orientation? I don't understand what you mean. What is that calendar? > > And how hard is it to change the script for 2009, 2010, etc? > Just as easy as to change the year in one field. (If you need to add holidays or anything else, you'd need to edit/provide a file with those, which rather simple. ------------------ Sat Aug 15 15:13:20 CDT 2009 Doug Franklin wrote: > I'm sure they all hit different spots on the "quick and easy" spectrum, > but a lot of the photo organizer software has templates or projects for > that. For example, Photoshop Elements 6 has such a thing, though I must > admit it crashed a minute ago when I tried to see what it can do. :-) I don't have Elements, and I don'd see templates that are anywhat close in any other software that I have. --------------------- Sat Aug 15 20:17:38 CDT 2009 William Robb wrote: > Hi Igor; > I had to do the same search last year as you are doing this year. I > Googled > "calendar templates" and did find one that was sufficiently usable for > our > purposes. The one I found was landscape type, but I don't recall where I > found it. It was a freebie website that didn't give it up really easily. Sun Aug 16 03:49:20 CDT 2009 AlunFoto wrote: > Then I suggest you look for some PDF templates like the ones you find > here: > http://www.calendarsquick.com/printables/premium.html Bill, Jostein, That's what I did last year.. So, I thought may be this year I'd find something more elegant. ---------------------- Sun Aug 16 03:49:20 CDT 2009 AlunFoto wrote: > hmm... Maybe the canvas trick again? I'll try it and post back. I did that trick before responding .. It's possible, of course, but not that elegant... hence "_almost_" in my response. :-) In any case, the script stays, - It might become useful. I also posted my suggestions for the author. Igor -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
