How to Make a Printable Calendar Using PowerPoint
Open up Google Images and find a blank calendar template., Open up Microsoft PowerPoint on your computer. , Center the image on your PowerPoint document. , Use a text box to enter the numbers into each daily box., Use WordArt to write the name of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open up Google Images and find a blank calendar template.
Copy and paste it into your PowerPoint document. -
Step 2: Open up Microsoft PowerPoint on your computer.
,, This is the tedious part.
I do my calendars every two months, but you can do the whole year if you have time and patience. , Make sure its centered. , Such as "Sean's birthday," "essay due," etc. ,, Make sure they are 'upside down' on the screen so when you hang your calendar from a wall, you can see the image right side up when you turn the page.
If you don't have a front/back printer, glue the sheets together. , -
Step 3: Center the image on your PowerPoint document.
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Step 4: Use a text box to enter the numbers into each daily box.
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Step 5: Use WordArt to write the name of the month on the top of the page
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Step 6: or just use a text box again and make it a big font.
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Step 7: Fill in any information in the boxes already
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Step 8: if you know it.
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Step 9: To make another month
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Step 10: add another slide and repeat the steps above or copy and paste the former slide and replace the month and move the dates.
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Step 11: If you chose to do the entire year
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Step 12: and have a printer that prints back/front
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Step 13: you can add images in between slides.
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Step 14: If you chose to do the entire year in one sitting
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Step 15: punch holes in the top of the sheets and bind with yarn or string.
Detailed Guide
Copy and paste it into your PowerPoint document.
,, This is the tedious part.
I do my calendars every two months, but you can do the whole year if you have time and patience. , Make sure its centered. , Such as "Sean's birthday," "essay due," etc. ,, Make sure they are 'upside down' on the screen so when you hang your calendar from a wall, you can see the image right side up when you turn the page.
If you don't have a front/back printer, glue the sheets together. ,
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