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Does any one know of a software that allows you to make a calendar (monthly) from user defined set of pictures?

I have found a lot of softwares that does this, but what all of them lack is my next requirement - that the final monthly calendar can be saved as a jpeg/jpg/gif images so that I can take it to a printer and print it without having to install the software at his place too!

I did find Calendar Creator but they have made international orders extremly difficult:

International Orders

Currently, online orders are processed exclusively in the United States, Canada, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and Puerto Rico. You may send us a check or money order for the purchase price, please add $35.99 for standard shipping and $47.99 for express shipping, all prices are in U.S. dollars.

Any suggestions?

srijith wrote:Does any one know of a software that allows you to make a calendar (monthly) from user defined set of pictures?

I have found a lot of softwares that does this, but what all of them lack is my next requirement - that the final monthly calendar can be saved as a jpeg/jpg/gif images so that I can take it to a printer and print it without having to install the software at his place too!

Any suggestions?

eBay? I found at least one item that mentioned international shipping.

srijith wrote:Does any one know of a software that allows you to make a calendar (monthly) from user defined set of pictures?

I have found a lot of softwares that does this, but what all of them lack is my next requirement - that the final monthly calendar can be saved as a jpeg/jpg/gif images so that I can take it to a printer and print it without having to install the software at his place too!

I did find Calendar Creator but they have made international orders extremly difficult:

International Orders

Currently, online orders are processed exclusively in the United States, Canada, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and Puerto Rico. You may send us a check or money order for the purchase price, please add $35.99 for standard shipping and $47.99 for express shipping, all prices are in U.S. dollars.

Any suggestions?

Adobe Photo Elements 2.0 offers a calendar creator which creates in a PDF file and can be viewed or printed using Acrobat Reader.

It works very well and is very portable.

Good luck,
Charles G.

I hired Robin Ludwig Design to design a calender template(s) for me and she did a very good job.

http://www.rldesignonline.com
Lonny

Srijith

At last I can help you

A member of Pbase has uploaded calendar templates that he is offering to all.
Check out this page you may find something that can help you.
http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/calendar_template

HTH
Ilan

ilanphoto wrote:Srijith

At last I can help you

A member of Pbase has uploaded calendar templates that he is offering to all.
Check out this page you may find something that can help you.
http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/calendar_template

HTH
Ilan

Thanks Ilan. I did see that. I was looking for a more independent and permanent solution. Anyway I finally did have to use that template to get my small calendar out.

Next I should try out Photo Elements.

I ran across this software that does a nice job creating calendars. One nice things is it allows different languages. The best thing is it's FREE.
http://www.bento.ad.jp/freeware/english/calendar/

charlesgoode wrote:Adobe Photo Elements 2.0 offers a calendar creator which creates in a PDF file and can be viewed or printed using Acrobat Reader.

It works very well and is very portable.

Good luck,
Charles G.

Hmm, if phhoto elementsn has it, does that mean photoshop 7 or cs would have that as well? :0).

Hi,

PhotoELF software makes calendar months and can save them as JPG images or any image format you like. It can also overlay photos.

Visit: <a href="http://www.photoelf.com/features/calendar.shtml">PhotoELF Calendar Page</a>

You can download it for free at: <a href="http://www.photoelf.com/download/download.shtml">www.photoelf.com/download</a>

The Home page is: http://www.photoelf.com

Good Luck

The option I use is Lead Tools eprint. It installs a printer driver that will allow you to print to JPEG (or about 140 other formats). If a program has a print function you now have a JPEG version.

http://www.leadtools.com/Utilities/Prin ... driver.htm

They have a version you can download for tryout but I don't remember what it's limits are.

For calendars I use Publisher or PrintMaster and then Print to JPEG or TIFF.

Here's what you seem to be looking for, free from a fellow member of pbase : http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/calendar_template