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Basic Free Calendar to Print
Hallam_Macca
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Was looking for a basic calendar that I could print to use at work and stumbled across this link
http://www.aspavailabilitycalendar.com/free-printable-calendar-print.asp
It's got no pictures, it's just a basic boxed calendar. You also have to print one month at a time. Hope this helps!
http://www.aspavailabilitycalendar.com/free-printable-calendar-print.asp
It's got no pictures, it's just a basic boxed calendar. You also have to print one month at a time. Hope this helps!
Lightbulb Moment :idea: (10/12/07) :j
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Debit Cards
Natwest WAS -£275.53 NOW -£1,086.73 - Limit £1600 increased from £1250
Barclays WAS -£516.58 NOW -£485 - Limit £500
Credit Cards
MBNA WAS -£2554.89 NOW -£2411.50 - Limit -£2500
Capital One WAS -£994.57 NOW -£949.80 - Limit -£1000
Debt at 06/12/07: £4,291.57
Current Debt at 11/01/08: £4,933.03
:T Proud to be dealing with my debt :T
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Sounds useful, but link not working for me.
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The link is a duffer. :eek:0
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Learn the rules so you know how to break them properly!0
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Sorry it would help if I could spell. Dorsetmiss has the right link. Thanks!Lightbulb Moment :idea: (10/12/07) :j
Debit Cards
Natwest WAS -£275.53 NOW -£1,086.73 - Limit £1600 increased from £1250
Barclays WAS -£516.58 NOW -£485 - Limit £500
Credit Cards
MBNA WAS -£2554.89 NOW -£2411.50 - Limit -£2500
Capital One WAS -£994.57 NOW -£949.80 - Limit -£1000
Debt at 06/12/07: £4,291.57
Current Debt at 11/01/08: £4,933.03
:T Proud to be dealing with my debt :T0 -
Dorsetmiss - that link is working fine. Thank You0
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There is also a wizard in Microsoft word.
Open word and create new document (File/New...). Choose the 'Other documents' tab and select the 'calendar wizard' and follow the instruction.
I'm using Word 2000 but guess it'll be the same in other versions.0 -
Willow147 wrote:There is also a wizard in Microsoft word.
Open word and create new document (File/New...). Choose the 'Other documents' tab and select the 'calendar wizard' and follow the instruction.
I'm using Word 2000 but guess it'll be the same in other versions.
However for Word 2003
1. On the File menu, click New.
2. In the New Document task pane (If Task Pane not visible, click on “View” on top command line and select “Task Pane”), under Templates, click “On my computer”. (If “Templates” not visible then select “Create a new document” at bottom of list in Task Pane)
3. Click the Other Documents tab.
4. Double-click Calendar Wizard.
5. If you do not see this wizard in the Templates dialog box, you might need to install it.
6. Follow the steps in the wizard.Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0 -
If you would like a calendar with pictures, go to http://bayfaircalendar.rhbay.co.uk/. There you will find 12 calendar pages with pretty pictures of Robin Hood's Bay (apart from January's pic). Sadly no photos of Robin Hood, though!Award-winning utility services at www.SlashYourBills.info0
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You can also get calendars through Microsoft Visio and can then use the icons to personalise with birthdays etc.Mortgage Free since January 2018!0
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