Calendar templates should be grouped by year.

[Guest]

Searching for a calendar template brings up all templates for all years.
Because not every style is repeated with every new year, it would be helpful
to be able to see (for example) 2006 calendars first, and then see other
styles for earlier years.

It's disappointing to download a style, print it out, and then realize that
it's not applicable for the current year without modifications. [Yes, I know
it's pretty easy to update a 2005 calendar to work for 2006, but that's an
extra step I would have choose to avoid.]

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Have you tried searching for, say, "2006 calendar"? When I do this, all the
2006 calendars sort to the top.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
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Searching for a calendar template brings up all templates for all years.
Because not every style is repeated with every new year, it would be helpful
to be able to see (for example) 2006 calendars first, and then see other
styles for earlier years.

It's disappointing to download a style, print it out, and then realize that
it's not applicable for the current year without modifications. [Yes, I know
it's pretty easy to update a 2005 calendar to work for 2006, but that's an
extra step I would have choose to avoid.]

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[Guest]

Once I realized that the calendars spanned 2000-2006, I just watched the year
as I reviewed my choices. However, I'm simply suggesting that if I'm
searching for a calendar template and haven't specified the year (I can't say
that it would occur to me to have to specify which year in my initial
search), it makes sense that the choices sort so that the current year's
choices appear first.