Karen, I can just imagine how sore your hands are. That is a lot of work on your own. I'm just getting aquainted with the AHS group up here. I'll pass on your invite to see if anyone else up here is interested- especially with gas prices it would be nice to carpool and get better aquainted to boot. Oh Michelle, I understand caretaking elderly too. My mom (in her 70s) has spent a tremendous amount of energy caretaking her mother (93) and my dad's mom (103) both who have osteoperosis. My brother has stepped in to help with dad's mom. I feel helpless in that regard as they are back in WA and I have not been able to travel for a couple years now with my kid's conditions. One of my respite breaks needs to be to go home for a visit.

Let's see if we can distill this thread down to it's core elements: Option number one: Download the needed file to your local machine and install on your local machine the software needed to modify and print the file. or Option number two: Rely on a cloud-based service to provide the needed file with the ability to modify & print as needed while dealing with the difficulties inherent with multiple browsers/configurations/printers in use which (if successful) might offer the ability to be accessible on multiple devices. I know which one I'm going to use (can you guess?) You make the call.

Last year I used VistaPrint to make calendars as Christmas gifts. They start free though you have to pay $4.50 to download your photos. It's still quite a deal. I dressed up the photos using Windows Paint first and they came out awesome. Here's some of the pages I made before loading them to VistaPrint. Clickable thumbnails: Here is a link that might be useful: VistaPrint Calendars

Okay-buehl and Erin-is the only 2016 Dr. Who calendar available Peter Capaldi? (I guess I could look that up online). And funky-I used to have my phone emails signed as "Sent from the TARDIS", but never thought to use the music or the sound for anything. My favorite calendars for myself are the free ones we get from charities we have donated to, but I like to get the Vintage University of WA one for my son-in-law every year: Vintage Huskies Football Calendar.