Hi John, On Monday, October 5, 2015, 3:42:36 PM, you wrote: > Tom, > "On This Day" (OTD) has a "Make Calendar for Year" feature that makes a > calendar in HTML. The output is not designed to be printed, and the program > doesn't offer a lot of control over the graphics. Also, the program was > written a long time ago, and the HTML is low-quality. Some of that was due > to the many issues with browsers back in 2001, including spotty support for > CSS, but also my lack of rigor creating the HTML. Thanks, John. I think that it is *my* lack of rigour in editing HTML that is holding me back <grin>. > You can try using the HTML produced by OTD as a starting point, but you will > have to edit some HTML to make progress. If you are going to pursue that > option, let me know. I will get you a version of the program that produces > better HTML/CSS. Thanks again, John. Your offer is appreciated but I will feel much more confident going down the TMG/Excel/Word route. Something about 'the devil you know'... Your magical Second Site programme includes such flexible and easily configured calendars that they are my first thought for browser output. For final hard copy output, though, I would not feel nearly so confident - I am going to start with Susan's option 3. If I don't find it works for me I would be very glad to take up your offer off-list, though, but you do so much for our community already that I would feel very reticent about adding to your workload. Thanks very much for the offer, though. Tom