SkySea wrote:
Windows what? :-)

Actually, a more suitable approach for my purposes might be a general
calendar program that I can put info on like meteor showers, club dates,
conferences, etc. I explored Photoshop Album 2, but no cigars there. One
could build a *view* calendar (like a timeline) with holidays, pictures on
dates, etc., but could not utilize it with an actual printable calendar.
Once could produce a 12-13 page calendar with their own photos adoring the
top half of the page. However, no holidays and the like. Very strange. I
looked at MS Outlook Express, and I'm not even sure it would print a monthly
calendar. Possibly, http://www.spectrumsoftware.com/ezphotocalendar.htm
might work in my case. Output goes to a pdf file, which is good.

An oldie but goldie is Astronomy lab for Windows 1.14 (that's Windows
3.1!!). Here's one download site:
http://www.mgsoft.com/edu2.htm#Astrolink

Pull down "Reports", "Calendar", and put in your dates. Cool things
are, it needs no installation routine, it's fast, simple, and once
it's unzipped (690kB), you can copy it around your folder structure
without worries about registry entries.


"W. Watson" wrote:
Is there any software that, in addition to holidays, produces info about at
least new/full moons? I'd like to produce a 12 page calendar for 2007 with
photos on the back side of each of the 12 months. I did a quick check of my
old Adobe Elements 2 and found that it at least has some calendar
capabilities, and allows the selection of holidays. It would be good to have
info like dates for meteor showers, and such.