OK KPP, for that purpose it's fine. And I like your idea of adding pictures and stuff.
What I meant with pressing 'Return' without adding a line was that, very often when you have a table, if you press 'Return' it creates a new line in the document, and makes the particular cell larger than the others. This one doesn't, at least for the three lines I wrote. //James On 2014-01-19 15:58, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote: > > The market? Well, every year I have to search the sites for a good > printable calendar I can post on my refrigerator and write in any > appointments that come up. Then it is easy to see what is going on on > my "world" without needing to look at my computer. I usually post two > months, this one and next, there. Then near the end of the month I > take, say, February's calendar and type in everything listed there and > print it out so it looks neater. > > There are still a lot of people and places where printed calendars are > needed/wanted. So here is a LibreOffice themed one [A4 in your case, > Letter in mine] to be used. How many people have a "family calendar" > where people write in "events" so everyone knows where the kids need > to be at "this event on this date"? I have a date book, but when I > get home I will write down the meetings/appointments/etc. onto my > printed calendar on my refrigerator, if the month for the "event" is > posted there. For me it is easier to quickly look at my refrigerator > for what is going on and when than search through a weekly appointment > book. > > It is also a tool that shows the "LibreOffice" name places where it > would not be normally "shown". How many people have a calendar on > their office "wall" to mark off the days and write down that there is > going to be a meeting on "such and such" day? I sure did. Your > coworkers might see the name listed there and ask about it. There are > other places where people use printed calendars posted on a wall or > other place. I use my refrigerator. Others might use a door or wall > in their home or office. > > Look at the calendar market. It is big. I was thinking that later > someone could make a full "photo style" wall calendar where the > modules, and other info about LO, could be where the top photo would > be. We deal with Lulu.com for our books, and they have a calendar > service as well. One of our members created a calendar with the > "module info" along the side of the calendar instead on the top making > it a single page. If she took those graphics and placed them in a > "Lulu.com calendar template" for each month, then she would have made > a photo style wall calendar. We have no control over the style of the > calendar itself, except some limited ways to enter information in some > of the day "cells", say for holidays or events. I have a friend who > was given a Lulu.com made calendar [from her daughters] with photos of > her family for each month. It looked nice. > > -------- > > As for the "pressing return and goto new line without creating a new > line", I do not know what you mean. > > Where are you doing this? I do not remember seeing this happen when I > was doing my editing. > > > > On 01/19/2014 08:21 AM, James Wilde wrote: >> I've only looked at the A4 one. >> >> Good job, looks fine. Just for the record, what is your intended market >> going to do with this? It won't alert them to an impending event. >> Somehow you've made it so that if I press 'Return' I go to a new line >> without it's creating a new line, and destroying the document which >> is good. >> >> //James >> >> On 2014-01-18 16:37, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote: >>> I finally had some time to upload the A4 and Letter size 2014 >>> LibreOffice themed calendars to the Template Center. They are in two >>> different "entries". >>> >>> LibreOffice-2014-Calendar--a4-landscape--white-banner-green4-weekends--monday-first.odt >>> >>> >>> LibreOffice-2014-Calendar--letter-landscape--white-banner-green4-weekends--with-USA-Holidays.odt >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Now I wait for approval. >>> >>> These two calendars are also at: >>> >>> https://owncloud.documentfoundation.org/Common/QA/Calendars# >>> >>> I do want input and comments for these calendars. That is the only >>> way I can make them better. >>> >>> The A4 calendar has Monday as the first day of the week, while the >>> Letter/USA one uses our standard Sunday as the first day of the week. >>> >>> I used a white background LibreOffice banner found in the wiki pages. >>> >>> I used LO green #4 for the weekend background shading. >>> >>> The original template was a .doc file that needed a lot of editing to >>> make it a LO themed calendar, plus the movement of all of the days >>> "left" for the "Monday first" calendar. I increased the size of the >>> printed calendar to maximize the size of the day/cells but due to a >>> "quirk", I had to leave a wider bottom margin. If I enlarge the >>> height of the day/cells any more [for the most part], it seems that >>> Writer wants to place the last line of days onto the next page. Yes, >>> as someone pointed out, I did not use "proper styles" options, but >>> since I started with a .doc file, and I am not "good" at making/using >>> styles, I did not do the larger amount of editing required to add a >>> "proper" style to every cell that was either a weekday [white >>> background], weekend day [LO green #4], or a blank cell [15% gray]. >>> >>> Yes, I would not have this problem if I used Calc, but the original >>> template was a .doc file, so Writer it was. >>> >>> Maybe, sometime in the future, I will create a Calc based 2015 >>> calendar. >>> >>> The reason I like Writer based calendars is the simple fact that when >>> I export it to PDF I have the entire year in the file. I have not >>> seen a way to do that with having 12 monthly sheets in Calc. >>> >> > > -- To unsubscribe e-mail to: [email protected] Problems? http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/mailing-lists/how-to-unsubscribe/ Posting guidelines + more: http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Netiquette List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/users/ All messages sent to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted
