CALANDARS WITH PERSONAL PHOTO'S SUPER IMPOSED FOR EACH MONTH

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in this day and age of graphics and all sorts of templates i'm surprised that
MICROSOFT doesn't ahev a template that will insert a personal photo on each
month of the page then super impose a larger photo of that loved one in the
background, And why can't no one make one up ELVIS PRESLEY HAD BEEN DEAD
ALMOST30 YEARS YET HIS ORGANIZATION PUTS OUT A Calandar with photo's and
itinerary through out,.

Justwondering. want me to make one and send it in give me your address.
thanks
Dallas Bonsman
a/k/a/
(e-mail address removed)

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Just this week I saw a calendar produced with Publisher that was lovely.
Each month had a photo of a quilt and there was a small vignette of a
portion of the quilt in the background of that month.

Perhaps what's needed is for the user to use a little creativity?
 
I suspect that what may be more important in this poster's case is for him
to learn not to make pathetic attempts to spam Microsoft user support
newsgroups :-)


Just this week I saw a calendar produced with Publisher that was lovely.
Each month had a photo of a quilt and there was a small vignette of a
portion of the quilt in the background of that month.

Perhaps what's needed is for the user to use a little creativity?

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John McGhie <[email protected]>
Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer
Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
 
What's funny is that this guy emailed me privately - twice. He mentioned
something about my picture. I assumed my MVP profile. Then he mentioned my
dog and cats. I don't have a dog. I realized he looked at my "My Spaces"
area where I have a picture of a friend of my husband and I and her dog. He
wants to be friends, etc. I didn't respond. (It's not that I have so many
friends that I don't need more. I just got the impression that he might be
looking for more than a "friend" - and THAT I don't need.)

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
 

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