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Thanks for all video's,
Happy New Year
Terrific as usual Gary, and thanks.
Major Calendar fan here, and use it often. I print out a years worth, carry that around to meetings, et al, then every few days insert any changes to the Mac version and print it out again.
But - if I have more than one paper copy there's no way to tell which is newest. So here's the question - do you know any way to include on the printout the date is was printed? I could always write it somewhere in the corner of course, but that seems so last year ;-)
Mike: I can think of lots of ways, but they are all hacks, no better than your "write it somewhere solution" -- in fact they probably take more time. Like printing using the PDF button and sending it to Preview, then using annotations to add the date. See what I mean?
Gary - thanks for the very quick response (or dude, get a life!)
Haven't found the annotate - add date command in Preview yet, but I'm sure I will. Maybe better than writing..
BTW, I hope Apple is paying you well for this site (best thing on the interweb) and that's saying a lot! Thanks again...
Mike: There's no "add date" command in Preview annotations, I was just suggesting typing the date manually. But that really isn't any better than writing the date like you do now.
Apple doesn't pay me anything -- MacMost is a completely independent site. Thanks!
Hi. Cool. Many thanks. Question: instead of printing, could I possibly export it to (for example) Numbers, so I can process as a second stage (whenever I please) and finally print out to my discretion?
George: You can export it as a PDF, but not as an entirely different type of document (Numbers). However, Numbers has a Calendar template -- check that out.
👍🏻 Thx. A Happy New Year, everyone. 👋🏻
In France the weeks run vertically, and of course, lundi, mardi. Etc. Possible in calendar?
Norm: I don't know about that. I assume you have your location and language set to France/French. Beyond that, you'd know better than me if Calendar had a special French mode.