2008 2 Pages Per Day Calendar Pack
I created this template for my daily planner pages and thought I'd share it. I borrowed design elements from quite a few other templates on here, I hope no one minds.
It's designed to fit on classic sized pages. There is a month on 2 pages at the beginning along with a monthly index to be printed on the duplex side of the month.
The rest of the pages are the daily pages with a personal task list, work task list and a daily timeline from 7AM to 7PM. The daily page also displays the current month along with the previous and next month. The last page is the daily notes page which should be printed on the back sides of the daily timeline pages.
There is also a reference calendar page for 2008-2011.
I'm attaching the openoffice source file for anyone to modify for their own use. I only created the month of April for Daily pages, but there are master slides for the rest of the months of the year. To change the master layout of the slide, right-click on the slide, select Page, then Slide Design and choose another monthly master to change the months displayed. The only thing that needs to be edited once this is done is the day of the week and the day number.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Calendar - 2ADay - 2008.odg | 63.49 KB |
| Calendar - 2ADay - April 2008.pdf | 384.46 KB |
WINZIP
I am unsure about this winzip thing that keeps popping up when I want to download a page to use from this website. Am I missing something or do I have to purchase this $30.00 program to be able to use any of the offered calendars here?
WINZIP?
Does it happen when you're downloading the .pdf files or the .odg? It's possible (guessing here without more information) that your computer thinks that one of those types of files - or all unknown files - are zipped.
Zipped files are compressed and must be un-zipped to be read. These files aren't, zipped files have the .zip extension.
zip extension
When I downloaded the file, it came with a zip extension. I guess it doesn't show up on DIYPlanner, because it only recognizes the first extension.
However, the solution is quite simple. In Windows Explorer or whatever you use to manage files in Windows, rename the file, removing the .zip extension, leaving only the .odg extension. OOo should now have no problems opening the "file."
You see, OOo uses zip files to contain its documents. If you were to unzip this odg file, you would discover a folder full of goodies. That's how OOo works, apparently.
So, to summarize, simply remove the .zip extension, leaving the .odg, and you will be fine opening it in OOo.
-Jon
Master Pages?
I'm new to OO and changing the designs so forgive me if this sounds trivial.
The layout is nearly perfect for what I was looking for, Franklin-Covey modification. Therefore, I would like to make a July section from your April submission. Which page is considered the Master page? Following your instructions I don't see where the change needs to be made for the rest of the pages to be populated for July. I'm sure it is something very simple that I'm over looking. Any assistance would be appreciated.
BTW - I d/l'd the widget kit too.
Thanks!