If you are good at computer skills and know the software you work with, there is an option to postpone buying things you can do in person. For example, a calendar or a calendar grid. Of course, the prices for calendars are now low and by doing it, you are unlikely to save money. But the calendar can be placed on your computer desktop, giving it a sophisticated design.
Necessary
Corel Draw 11 and above software
Instructions
Step 1
Start the Corel Draw program. To create a new document, click the File menu and select New.
Step 2
Click the Tools menu, select Visual Basis, then Play. In the Corel Draw Visual Basic for Applications Macros window that opens, go to the Macros in object, select the CalendarWizard item and click the Run button.
Step 3
Now you need to set up your calendar. First of all, define the month and year displayed in the calendar - you can do this in the Calendar Date block. It is also possible to select all months or vice versa none by pressing one button All or None. In the Calendar Language block, you can define the display language.
Step 4
Go to the Week starts on tab - here you can choose which week to start with. It is usually Monday, but in some countries the week starts on Sunday. By clicking on the Holidays button, you can specify all the holidays and weekends for your calendar.
Step 5
Press the Expand or Collapse button to preview your masterpiece. On the Layout tab, you can select a calendar view and view samples of existing calendars. Choose one of the possible options for yourself.
Step 6
By default, the calendar is created in the form of an A4 page of a vertical format, the position of the calendar and the size of the paper to be printed on can be changed on the Page Layout tab. In this window, you can set absolutely any size for the calendar grid.
Step 7
When your calendar or its grid is completely finished, click the Generate button, the calendar image created in the macro will turn into a separate file on the Corel Draw work surface. Now you just have to edit it at your discretion, adding design elements, or save it to a file.
