Hi.

Print a few out and bind them together into a little booklet. There's space for binding at the top of the page to make a flipbook (if using rolla/circa) or just staple a few sheets together.

DH and I are lightweights when it comes to wine. I have relatives who are very serious about wine, and they've been teaching DH a little about appreciating wine. But we needed a way to record at the very least what we liked and didn't like so we knew what to buy/not buy again.

So this form is simple, just to record what it was, where it came from, whether you'd buy it again, and a few notes. So you could write down the color, major flavor components, sweet/dry characteristics, what food to serve it with, etc. in the notes.

Just a quick and dirty form--made and bound in a few minutes. The source file (ODG) and the PDF are included--it's a one-up form, but I'm sure you could modify it to be a four-up with little difficulty.

It can be used whenever there is a need to clearly define duties, for example to define responsibilities within project team, to define “as is” and “to be” states or to distinguish between duties of customer and supplier.

You can use this template to prepare a draft for responsibilities in a project, for example a barbecue.

Edit to suit your own requirements.

Duplicate the two pages to make it a four page document if you want to print it in A5 using double sided booklet print.

My wife asked me to design her a simple page to fit in her planner so she could jot down recipes when she came across them - this is the result. It is Classic size (8 1/2 x 5 1/2) and set up for 2-up printing - I hope someone else finds this useful

nb 12/13/08 - per request I have added the original open office doc that I created this with. Enjoy!

Bill

This template creates 4 sets of Benjamin Franklin's The Art of Virtue templates.

Excellent for printing out and carrying since each 'page' is the size of a 3x5 index card. Could be printed on cardstock. You may wish to laminate some sheets.
Each of the 13 virtues is backed by blank templates for future use.

I use this as a quick place to jot down things I need to remember. I place a compact sheet in the upper left corner and draw around it.

Print it, live it, love it. :)

Use it to gauge whether you really want that larger or smaller disc size.

Right and left hand pages. Borders for punching holes. Print with Acrobat.

It's a running project inventory based off the work of others on the DIY site. I haven't decided what the "Key" might be for the status fields, but I figured it'd be easier to work off of a running inventory for a while before re-consolidating on a new list. You could use letters or symbols to indicate that the project has stalled, is awaiting approval, etc... It's in classic size, 2-up format in PDF, staggered for front/back printing. Play with it when you print it. Anytime I print 2-up PDFs front/back, I screw it up once... well, twice probably... Also, if you're going to edit in Inkscape or something, it's in Papyrus font.

Script for Scribus.
Scribus is an Open Source program that brings award-winning professional page layout to Linux/UNIX, Mac OS X, OS/2 Warp 4/eComStation and Windows desktops with a combination of "press-ready" output and new approaches to page layout.
Underneath the modern and user friendly interface, Scribus supports professional publishing features, such as CMYK color, separations, Spot Colors, ICC color management and versatile PDF creation. (from the Scribus site).