DIY Planner - DIY Planner 2.5 Calendar, Letter/A4 Edition - Comments

Deeply and profoundly happy now

K K — Fri, 2 Nov 2007 00:57:44 -0400

I silently screamed at my computer when I saw what you had created. I have 'frankenstiened' my own planner together for years now, and cringed at tweaking another for my new job. I am a former graphic designer, and I must say... excellent work! I knew there was someone smarter than me to create these forms.

Thank you SO very much.

Mod Suggestions for DayKeeper

Ed — Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:34:09 -0400

I have a suggestion for modifying the 'Actions' list on the DayKeeper pages.

Adding 'Time' and 'Priority' fields would be killer!!

Yearly planning and academic year

Tamara — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 14:11:46 -0500

I found very useful the templates provided in this pack, but I have a request.

Could you make a template just like the academic year planner, for a calendar year? Like January to December? As I'm from Chile, my academic year (and probably for everyone that lives in the southern hemisphere) corresponds with the calendar year.

Thanks!

Great news!

Dave B. — Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:40:55 -0400

Awesome news, here comes the letter size, weepeeee! Keep up the good work, I can't wait for the GTD forms!

Dave

How far?

eafarris — Thu, 15 Sep 2005 08:28:09 -0400

How far in?

I use pre-punched paper at work, and the inside edge of the hole is about 0.5" into the paper, and the portable punch that I have puts it in just about the same place. I figured that 1.25" should leave plenty of space; a hole that far in would interfere with a facing pages on anything less than a 1.5" binder.

Calendar packages

Allan Moult — Thu, 15 Sep 2005 04:59:06 -0400

Thank you for a fantastic mix of calendars. I have one small suggestion for future versions. Have a wider margin for the inside edge if possible. Using a regular three-hole punch intrudes into the print area. Still very usable but makes writing close to the rings difficult.

Keep up the great work â€” D*I*Y is an essential and valued resource.

DIY Planner 2.5 Calendar, Letter/A4 Edition

eafarris — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 09:18:12 -0400

Q: What do you get when you leave the D*I*Y Planner Calendar Classic templates alone for a couple of weeks with a pantry stocked with junk food?

A: They almost double in size. [The same applies to the template designer! - DJ]

The DIYPlanner.com team is very pleased to announce our first templates in Letter and A4 size: The D*I*Y Planner Calendar Package 2.5, Letter/A4 Edition.

Included here are all the templates from the Classic Calendar package, including:

Day Keepers, marked and unmarked
Weekly planners, in five different styles
Unmarked monthly planners, in both Sun-Sat and Mon-Sun weeks
Marked monthly planners, Sept 2005 - Dec 2006, Sun-Sat (my head is still spinning)
Yearly Reference, 2005-2006
Yearly Planning, 2005-2006 Academic Year (Aug 2005 - Jul 2006)

Almost 60 pages in all, designed to fit your Letter- or A4-size planner.

These templates are based on the Classic size templates by Douglas Johnston and ported to Letter/A4 by me, eric Farris. I have tried to make these templates utilize the added space of the new size and formatting as effectively as possible: it's not just simple resizing of the Classic templates, but rather a complete overhaul for the new layouts.

These templates should be considered a draft release in preparation for the final release of D*I*Y Planner 3.0 and thus formatting and design may change somewhat. Please let me know of any problems you find or suggestions you may have regarding this release.

As with the Classic edition, this is released under the terms of a Creative Commons Non-Commercial No-Derivatives License (see the legalese), which means mainly that you can't commercially print or distribute it. (Personal use within a commercial environment is fine.)

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