Julian calendar ... Help

[DAPPH]

Help please , I'm trying to get a free printable calendar . My search engine is filled with , " Get this PDF free crap " , use google chrome or one note which I don't at present use .
I just have the bog standard able to be understood by an amoeba like me Win 10 word .

I cant for the life of me manage to open any the PDF's and print one off . I'm after one that runs Sunday to Saturday across the page and has week numbers in the vertical index.

It seems suddenly everything's to be purchased if my search engine lists it .& wants to flood my computer with Spam & Popup's

Can anyone help please ?

 

[Kayos]

Install adblock on Chrome then try again, I downloaded some monthly ones the other day, fairly painless

 

[gaz1]

i have a program for it but you cant use it

inserts any picture and designs into the calender

the alternative is via excel i think or another type word in that line that allows picture installment

you can use the free version as well

Printable 2022 Calendar - Free-printable-calendar.com

2022 wallet calendar free download. Calendar 2022 as pocket calendar with 12 month calendar in one page.

www.free-printable-calendar.com

 

[carter13]

Something like this jpeg any good

2022 Calendar

 

[Robotstar5]

I knocked one up with Excel (other spreadsheet programs available)

 

[Stupoty]

I knocked one up with Excel (other spreadsheet programs available)

Excel has templates for calender's in the manke a new document thingy.

Stu

 

[DAPPH]

Thanks guys , I've used a screen shot of Carters post , printed it off & have now constructed my Saturday & Sunday date lines for my annual gardening seed sowing calendar .
Filled out a hard thick card of the planter with 49 seed types to sow .

Setting it out with successional sowings in the nominated week slots , plant out's if needed , harvesting times plus other things like spacings , germination times and temps

 

[DAPPH]

Thanks ,
I'll stick with the Julian calendar , it's eminently suitable for my purposes . Which reminds me I need to print this gardening season /years off
DAPPH

 

[Other Daniel]

Still related to topic (sort of), but when, and by which authority, did the
world forget that Sunday is the seventh day of the week and not the first ?

 

[Kayos]

Still related to topic (sort of), but when, and by which authority, did the
world forget that Sunday is the seventh day of the week and not the first ?

Only in the colonies, civilised society recognises it as the seventh

 

[colnerov]

Yes, it's not called the weekend for nothing.

 

[Dr.Al]

For anyone else wanting a printable calendar (or to do any date / time based calculations), I find timeanddate.com is very good:

Free Printable Calendar (PDF)

Try our Print Calendar PDF Service. Print, share, or save blank calendar or add your own events or holidays before you save.

www.timeanddate.com

 

[rtcosic]

Thanks ,
I'll stick with the Julian calendar , it's eminently suitable for my purposes ...
DAPPH

I missed this thread the first time around.

You must be the last person in the UK who hasn't switched to the Gregorian calendar. Even Greece switched between the wars.

Christmas and Easter date confusion is easily manageable, but how do you get on with day to day business quoting different dates than the rest of the world?? Contracts must be fun.

 

[Other Daniel]

Why Julian ?
Is life not sufficiently complicated already ?

 

[Prajna]

UCC Zone - Welcome to the Universal Celestial Calendar

 

[DAPPH]

I missed this thread the first time around.

You must be the last person in the UK who hasn't switched to the Gregorian calendar. Even Greece switched between the wars.

Christmas and Easter date confusion is easily manageable, but how do you get on with day to day business quoting different dates than the rest of the world?? Contracts must be fun.

Gardening does not run to calendars very well as it a 24/7 x 365 thing but seed sowing , transplanting and harvesting start & end do.

It's easy for me , I just want weeks showing Sunday in easy on the eye & addled brain to find & read them in columns , as I fill in my seed sowing planner
in weekly slots , in one three to four hour session at a comfortable desk in the dry & warmth of our kitchen .

Doing it for the whole year as well as planning all successional sowings bi or tri weekly once the sowing seasons gets under way .
I've been doing it for 35 years , this way I usually avoid unwanted gluts of crops .

Having a cumulative week number is also very handy when thinking of weeks to germinate , transplant , to harvest . marking such events on the planner is also very helpful for the three or so hours it takes to put the info onthe planner it's well worth the time I save because of the planner being easy to read at a glance for both flowers & veg gardens .


What that truthful saying " If you fail to plan , you plan to fail ".

 

[mrsbruce]

Gardening does not run to calendars very well as it a 24/7 x 365 thing but seed sowing , transplanting and harvesting start & end do.

It's easy for me , I just want weeks showing Sunday in easy on the eye & addled brain to find & read them in columns , as I fill in my seed sowing planner
in weekly slots , in one three to four hour session at a comfortable desk in the dry & warmth of our kitchen .

Doing it for the whole year as well as planning all successional sowings bi or tri weekly once the sowing seasons gets under way .
I've been doing it for 35 years , this way I usually avoid unwanted gluts of crops .

Having a cumulative week number is also very handy when thinking of weeks to germinate , transplant , to harvest . marking such events on the planner is also very helpful for the three or so hours it takes to put the info onthe planner it's well worth the time I save because of the planner being easy to read at a glance for both flowers & veg gardens .


What that truthful saying " If you fail to plan , you plan to fail ".

But where do you fit in the extra 10 days.

 

[DAPPH]

If you look at the Julian calendar shown earlier in Carters post it is simply a form of the 365 day calendar at a glance that has Sundays on the left of the blocks and annotates each week in consecutive numbers .
It's a well known planners calendar form not the ancient Julian calendar .

 

[JohnH]

I use https://www.timeanddate.com/calenda...=9&lang=en&fdow=7&cdt=31&typ=0&display=3&df=1

 

[rtcosic]

If you look at the Julian calendar shown earlier in Carters post it is simply a form of the 365 day calendar at a glance that has Sundays on the left of the blocks and annotates each week in consecutive numbers .
It's a well known planners calendar form not the ancient Julian calendar .

I had never seen or heard of a particular calendar layout being described as Julian before. I was only familiar with the change from Julian to Gregorian.

So I Googled it again and found this alternative usage of the term Julian. Most bewildering terminology and I see no link to the actual Julian calendar. I didn't realize that the use of sequential numbering of the days of the year even had a special name!

As always every day is a schoolday in this Forum.