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Calenders
For the first time in 50 years, no-ones giving me a free Calender.
The question is, does anyone know of a good free software for making photo calenders.
The question is, does anyone know of a good free software for making photo calenders.
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If you use MS Word, I think you have to restart the calendar every five minutes - the year will end up being Groundhog DayIDontBelieveIt wrote:lol Scruff what is your address again (before I bin the half dozen we have back at the office). I think Word has a template one Mind yo being a Microsoft product the dates are probably all wrong
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Not the boat races please ffs, projects maybeultimatehandyman wrote:A mate of mine made some using pictures from his friends night out.
I have not had time this year, but might do a UHM calender next year with all out ugly mushes on
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if l had not had six daughters
if l had not had six daughters
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If you want to use a selection of your own photo's then i use http://www.photobox.co.uk. http://www.photobox.co.uk/shop/calendars-and-diaries
Great site and it's where i get all my prints done. Not had a calendar yet but got some great A2's from there and the A4's are good for my model work.
Great site and it's where i get all my prints done. Not had a calendar yet but got some great A2's from there and the A4's are good for my model work.
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Did a Google search with "photo calendar template" and the first one i found was.
http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/calendar
There are loads others too, Google seems to probably be the best way to go for a free template.
http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/calendar
There are loads others too, Google seems to probably be the best way to go for a free template.
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