I have looked through the discussion but did not find a solution to my
problem. I need to create a very active calendar for a community. Currently
I'm using Calendar Creator and put a .jpg on my web page and a link to a .PDF
to print the calendar. The .jpg is very difficult to see because there is so
much information. Does anyone know of a calendar program that would expand a
day to make the itmes larger and, therefore, easier to read?
Here is the link: http://villagewalkliving.com/calendar.htm

http://calendars.net/

"jjprescott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:7B7CE339-62F9-4A81-B81F-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have looked through the discussion but did not find a solution to my
> problem. I need to create a very active calendar for a community.
> Currently
> I'm using Calendar Creator and put a .jpg on my web page and a link to a
> .PDF
> to print the calendar. The .jpg is very difficult to see because there is
> so
> much information. Does anyone know of a calendar program that would expand
> a
> day to make the itmes larger and, therefore, easier to read?
> Here is the link: http://villagewalkliving.com/calendar.htm

I did set up a calendar, however, I mostly get "web site not responding"
error message. Anyone else having a problem with this site?

"Wes" wrote:

> http://calendars.net/
>
> "jjprescott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:7B7CE339-62F9-4A81-B81F-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have looked through the discussion but did not find a solution to my
> > problem. I need to create a very active calendar for a community.
> > Currently
> > I'm using Calendar Creator and put a .jpg on my web page and a link to a
> > .PDF
> > to print the calendar. The .jpg is very difficult to see because there is
> > so
> > much information. Does anyone know of a calendar program that would expand
> > a
> > day to make the itmes larger and, therefore, easier to read?
> > Here is the link: http://villagewalkliving.com/calendar.htm
>
>
>

Here's a calendar program I like: http://www.kamath.com/calendar/

Here's a link to a site that uses it:
http://www.discoverhollywood.com/pag...endar.asp?arti
cleid=7&zoneid=6

John Kisha
Inland Pacific Consulting
http://www.VisitUsAt.com
323-463-8300

-----Original Message-----
From: jjprescott [private.php?do=newpm&u=]
Posted At: Monday, December 27, 2004 6:43 PM
Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.client
Conversation: Calendar hard to see
Subject: Re: Calendar hard to see

I did set up a calendar, however, I mostly get "web site not responding"

error message. Anyone else having a problem with this site?

"Wes" wrote:

> http://calendars.net/
>
> "jjprescott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:7B7CE339-62F9-4A81-B81F-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have looked through the discussion but did not find a solution to
my
> > problem. I need to create a very active calendar for a community.
> > Currently
> > I'm using Calendar Creator and put a .jpg on my web page and a link
to a
> > .PDF
> > to print the calendar. The .jpg is very difficult to see because
there is
> > so
> > much information. Does anyone know of a calendar program that would
expand
> > a
> > day to make the itmes larger and, therefore, easier to read?
> > Here is the link: http://villagewalkliving.com/calendar.htm
>
>
>

I'm using Webcal Plus. It works very well for us.

The calendar is live, no jpg needed. We'll be looking at PDF'ing
monthly calendars for printing, but haven't done so yet.

Our calendar is here: http://www.edmonton-swiss.ca/output/webcal.html
The manufacturer has a demo available - the link is at the bottom of
the calendar.

Note: I have no relationship with the vendor besides being a customer.

Roger.


"jjprescott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I have looked through the discussion but did not find a solution to my
>problem. I need to create a very active calendar for a community. Currently
>I'm using Calendar Creator and put a .jpg on my web page and a link to a .PDF
>to print the calendar. The .jpg is very difficult to see because there is so
>much information. Does anyone know of a calendar program that would expand a
>day to make the itmes larger and, therefore, easier to read?
>Here is the link: http://villagewalkliving.com/calendar.htm