Using Element 2 Album to Produce a Calendar–A Preference Problem

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Jan 2, 2007
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I’ve barely used my Photoshop Album (Elements 2) since I bought. I thought I’d take a shot at it for constructing a 12 page calendar for 2007. It may work for me. It does account for holidays, and allows one to enter comments on any date. It also allows pix on dates. One problem. I set the holiday preferences, and added some text to a few dates in January, but the final calendar shows none of that. What do I need to do to make the connections to the preferences?

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wolf_tracks
Jan 3, 2007

W. Watson wrote:

I’ve barely used my Photoshop Album (Elements 2) since I bought. I thought I’d take a shot at it for constructing a 12 page calendar for 2007. It may work for me. It does account for holidays, and allows one to enter comments on any date. It also allows pix on dates. One problem. I set the holiday preferences, and added some text to a few dates in January, but the final calendar shows none of that. What do I need to do to make the connections to the preferences?
Maybe this will simplify things for me. Is it possible to use the calendar wizard to make a 12 month, 12 page, calendar with holidays and pictures for some of the dates? Is it possible to do it at all in Album 2.0?

BTW, was there a booklet in the Elements 2 package? I have one for the photo side but not the album side. If not, is there a pdf somewhere on the Adobe site?

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