Just designed my own calendar for next year and really like it.  What's the machine called that does the holes and where am I best getting the plastic spiral things ???  I'm good at remember words aren't I :d

Any ideas??

Erm...I think it's called a binding machine and you should be able to get the spiral thingys in any stationery/office supplies shop.  If you can find a print/photocopying place near you, they should be able to do the whole lot for you :)

Ooh do tell what program did you use.

I kep wanting to suggest our breed club so theri own calenders.  I hate the American ones as so many of the dogs are not what the breed should be and I would rather see our own dogs on one.

I know the Keeshond people run a photo competion, and the entries haelp pay for it.

You should have an e-mail soon :d  It's very basic but better than our breed club produces.  It comes out great on the photo paper that our local pound shop sells!!!  Ohh, but the photo's need to be of good quality.

OUr breed club also asks for photo's from people so you get a good mix.

I know what you mean about American calendars, the Pomeranian ones are awful, none of them look anything like the breed is supposed to be, they look like the ones that were around about 100 years ago!

has their KC breed standard changed in 100 years then?

You would think so to look at some of the US photos of our breed where you would have a job to know if they wee Elkhounds or small Akita's with great heavy wrinkly heads with deep stops.

Yes Sam, they are not the 30lb dog that they used to be over 100 years ago, at their heaviest they should be 7lbs nowadays but to look at the American photo's yoiu definitely aren't looking at the same breed, they are even bigger by the looks of the photo's than German Spitz!

Can't open the flle as I don't have Microsoft Publisher only Home Publishing (which is pretty useless).  Tried to open with that but no good.

Yes, it's called spiral binding...best to get the wire ones though. The plastic combs don't look as good and you can't flip the pages over as neatly. The wires are thinner and you can turn the page over neatly. So to sum up call your local reprographics centre and ask for wire binding :)    Is there a branch of Hobs near you? www.hobsrepro.com