Creating a Calendar with the Calendar Wizard
This tutorial will show you how to use the Calendar Wizard extension for CorelDRAW X8. You can use this tool to create a custom calendar on a full page, portion of a page, or inside an object. From multipage calendars with various layouts, to one-pagers showing the year at a glance, the choices are virtually limitless. Start with a preset layout and size, and create a unique calendar by choosing the language, adding images, marking holidays, customizing text elements, and more.
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Comments (6)
Just purchased Corel Draw Suite 2018 – Calendar Wizard not other Creative Tool shows in the Get More Tab. I thought by the way this Tutoring shows it would be there to use. Guess I am wrong or I need to find out how to make it visible.
Hello Tavi,
You can find the Calendar Wizard as a pre-loaded macro in CorelDRAW 2018! Just go to Tools > Macros > Run Macro, and pick the Calendar Wizard from the dropdown.
Best,
Discovery Center Team
How do you do this with Corel Draw Graphics Suite 2018? I cannot figure it out to save my life!!!
Hello James,
You can find the Calendar Wizard as a pre-loaded macro in CorelDRAW 2018! Just go to Tools > Macros > Run Macro, and pick the Calendar Wizard from the dropdown.
Best,
Discovery Center Team
Really well done, clear, understandable. Bravo! Would like to know how you EDIT the calendar, noticed some of my events like the word “Christmas” too big for the cell.
Hello Dee,
Any customization you want to do that affects the entire calendar is best done before generating the calendar, when you have the macro window open. The macro generates the calendar as if you had made it by hand, meaning that after it is done the calendar is a series of individual elements on the page. If you wanted to edit the days within the calendar after the calendar was generated, you would have to edit each one individually. If modified before generation using the calendar wizard window, changes you make are global.
Hope this helps!
Discovery Center Team