Excellent - thank you. I use Lightroom to produce CD-Case calendars every year and it's always a pain finding suitable calendars to use with these. Now I can really customise the design to suit my images rather than "making do" with what I can find!
This video was so helpful!!! You should make more videos with this amazing program please 🙏 Also I have a request if it’s possible about to made Erin condren and other layout for different size papers for print for example the personal size, hope you could do it ♥︎
Excellent tutorial! Thank you! I have the entire suite of Affinity tools and I love them! I used to use Adobe Illustrator which I loved, but it was just too costly! I actually bought Affinity Publisher because I made my very first calendar and planner with it. Relatively steep learning curve without folks like you! Would you happen to know if Affinity Publisher has a "plug in" or "script" for calendar and planner creation like Adobe InDesign does? I have to admit, I saw it and was pretty darn impressed! Thank you for this, I am a new subscriber, thank you, thank you!!
I had not seen that InDesign script until you mentioned it. I had seen tutorials on using data merge in InDesign for planners, and Publisher added Data Merge a little while back. It is on my to-do list to play around with the data merge. I am not aware that Publisher has any abilities to use scripts but that might be a good question for the folks at Affinity. The suite is still relatively young compared to Adobe, and they keep adding features.
@@printablesacademy the data merge function in Publisher works like a charm for this. I actually prefer the merge feature in Publisher over the InDesign merge because you have more options for source file types and format
I used to do this manually but you have showed me a great technique. Lol
You're amazing 🤩
Thanks so much
You are a lifesaver!!! And a great teacher, I was able to follow you step by step! I appreciate your videos :)
You're very welcome!
Bullets and Numbering (under paragraph) also work to generate the numbers fast. Great idea with the master though. Thank you.
Thanks for the tip! I tried it out and worked great.
Excellent - thank you. I use Lightroom to produce CD-Case calendars every year and it's always a pain finding suitable calendars to use with these. Now I can really customise the design to suit my images rather than "making do" with what I can find!
Thank you!
This video was so helpful!!! You should make more videos with this amazing program please 🙏
Also I have a request if it’s possible about to made Erin condren and other layout for different size papers for print for example the personal size, hope you could do it ♥︎
Sure...so in Erin Condren style or how to set up the different page sizes for EC planners?
@@printablesacademy I second this idea - maybe with Happy Planner too?
Excellent tutorial! Thank you! I have the entire suite of Affinity tools and I love them! I used to use Adobe Illustrator which I loved, but it was just too costly! I actually bought Affinity Publisher because I made my very first calendar and planner with it. Relatively steep learning curve without folks like you! Would you happen to know if Affinity Publisher has a "plug in" or "script" for calendar and planner creation like Adobe InDesign does? I have to admit, I saw it and was pretty darn impressed! Thank you for this, I am a new subscriber, thank you, thank you!!
I had not seen that InDesign script until you mentioned it. I had seen tutorials on using data merge in InDesign for planners, and Publisher added Data Merge a little while back. It is on my to-do list to play around with the data merge. I am not aware that Publisher has any abilities to use scripts but that might be a good question for the folks at Affinity. The suite is still relatively young compared to Adobe, and they keep adding features.
@@printablesacademy the data merge function in Publisher works like a charm for this. I actually prefer the merge feature in Publisher over the InDesign merge because you have more options for source file types and format