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Create a perpetual
year or month calendar |
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What follows is an add-in solution for creating year
calendars, three months to a page; and month calendars, one month to a
page, for Microsoft Word 2007 and 2010 (not the 64 bit version of Word
2010). The function began
life as a solution to a user query about changing the dates on a
Microsoft template, but quickly changed direction to become the
following.
Extract the template from the zip file to the Word
Startup folder.
The default startup folder location can be quickly
located, by typing %appdata%\Microsoft\Word\Startup
in the address bar of Windows Explorer. The illustrations below are for
Windows 7, but earlier versions are similar. If you have changed the
startup folder from Word Options > Advanced > File Locations then
use the changed address (and set the changed address as a trusted
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The add-in adds
a button to the Add-ins tab of
the ribbon as follows:
Clicking the 'Create a Calendar' button opens the
following dialog, the functions of which are self evident. The calendar
allows the selection of any year from five years before the current year
to ten years following the current year.
 
For years outside the range of the drop down selector,
simply type the year in the box.
 
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Create a perpetual
one
month calendar |
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Check the
Month option and the dialog changes as follows. The current month and year are selected by
default, but you can choose any month from five years before the current
year to ten years after. As with the year calendar,
years outside the range of the selector can be typed into the box.
 
Click 'Next' and a calendar for the selected month and
year is produced as follows.
Now download the Add-in -
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