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Old 07-31-2022, 06:19 AM
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Hello everyone,



My spoken language is not English and I hope that my words have been chosen by Google Translate carefully and with due respect.

Windows 10 64bit Office 2019
I would like to print an A4 size calendar where each page will include only one day.
Usually, I have to print a month ahead.
I don't know exactly in which software this can be done (Word, Excel, etc.), and I haven't found a calendar template that can meet the requirements.
I think the Outlook calendar could work, but I don't know how to do it.


The requirements are:
1. Each day will be printed on a separate page.
2. The page will include the holidays (if any).
3. It will be possible to enlarge the font size.
4. It will be possible to choose a date range for printing.

Also, it would be nice if I could add a header to the printed page.
I have attached an example file

Many thanks to all readers and responders
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