HP Color Inkjet s manual Instructions, Side

Important note: Each month is made with two pages: one for your image (artwork page) and one for the month with its dates (calendar page). You may wish to save each month as an individual PDF file. There are also optional cover and back pages that may be saved as an individual PDF file.

If you want to print a two-sided calendar, please review the directions above for the 8.5 x 11-inch Wall calendar.

Most 5 x 7-inch paper (especially photo paper) is not double-sided, so you have two options: (a) you can print each page on a single side of the paper or, (b) you can print on two-sided 8.5 x 11-inch paper and trim the pages to 5 x 7 inches.

If you decide to print single-sided, there are three ways you can assemble the pages, using the table below as a guide to order them: (a) paste the backs of the paired pages together with glue or double-sided tape; (b) slip the pages into a 5 x 7-inch album sleeve (found in Scrapbooking and hobby shops); or (c) assemble the calendar with blank pages between each month.

Instructions:

1.Set your print preference to Best quality.

2.Set Page scaling to “None” in your Paper handling options.

Note: If you are using 5 x 7” paper be sure to select paper size 5 x 7” in your printer dialog menu (for older printers you may need to use a user defined paper size).

3.Print the artwork on 5 x 7-inch photo paper. Set aside to dry completely. Note: If you must use 8.5 x 11-inch paper, trim away the white areas after you finish printing. To do this, place the cutting mat underneath the photo paper. Using the X-ACTO knife and the ruler as your guide, trim the white areas.

4.After printing all of your calendar and cover pages, gather them together in order by month and place the cover on top. If you choose, you can glue together the matching pages, per the chart below. Punch three or more holes through the top of the calendar (you can buy decorative punches in a variety of fun shapes). Thread short lengths of ribbon, raffia, or yarn through the holes and tie them in loose bows. Or bind them with small loose-leaf rings or brass fasteners.

Table 1

Page breakdown for assembling your calendar and printing two-sided pages:

Page #	Side 1	Side 2
1	Cover (page 1of 2)	January artwork (page 1 of 2)
2	January calendar (page 2 of 2)	February artwork (page 1 of 2)