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0016 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:1
0017 msgid "The digiKam Calendar Tool"
0018 msgstr ""
0019
0020 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:1
0021 msgid ""
0022 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
0023 "learn, easy, calendar"
0024 msgstr ""
0025
0026 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:14
0027 msgid "Calendar Tool"
0028 msgstr ""
0029
0030 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:16
0031 msgid "Contents"
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0034 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:22
0035 msgid "The Calendar Tool Introduction Page"
0036 msgstr ""
0037
0038 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:24
0039 msgid ""
0040 "This tool allows creating easily a personalized calendar with your photos. "
0041 "First, you need to select some items, most preferably 12 photos so that "
0042 "those photos correspond to 12 months in the calendar. After, selecting the "
0043 "pictures go to :menuselection:`Tools --> Create Calendar` menu entry, and an "
0044 "assistant will appear to guide you in the creation process."
0045 msgstr ""
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0047 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:30
0048 msgid "The Calendar Tool Page to Setup Contents"
0049 msgstr ""
0050
0051 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:32
0052 msgid "The settings from this page are listed below:"
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0055 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:34
0056 msgid ""
0057 "**Paper size**: You have two choices standard **A4** and **US Letter** size."
0058 msgstr ""
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0060 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:36
0061 msgid "**Resolution**: You have two choices **High** or **Low**."
0062 msgstr ""
0063
0064 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:38
0065 msgid ""
0066 "**Image Position**: Set which position in which the images appear in the "
0067 "calendar."
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0069
0070 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:40
0071 msgid ""
0072 "**Draw lines on calendar**: Meaning that you can either disable or enable "
0073 "the lines which appear."
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0075
0076 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:42
0077 msgid ""
0078 "**Image to text ratio**: Increase the size of the image or decrease them "
0079 "according to the ratio, move the slider and the preview will change as you "
0080 "adjust it."
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0082
0083 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:44
0084 msgid "**Font**: Choose a default font to be used for the text."
0085 msgstr ""
0086
0087 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:46
0088 msgid "**Year**: Choose the calendar year to be used."
0089 msgstr ""
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0091 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:48
0092 msgid ""
0093 "On the bottom, the **Select Images** mosaic of buttons allows to customize "
0094 "the image to render for each calendar page."
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0097 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:50
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0099 "When you have completed this page, click on the **Next** button in the "
0100 "assistant and you will be greeted with a new page to customize extra event "
0101 "in the calendar:"
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0104 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:56
0105 msgid "The Calendar Tool Page to Add Extra Calendar Data"
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0108 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:58
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0110 "The website `iCalshare <http://icalshare.com/calendars>`_ has many great "
0111 "templates that can be used. They are free to use and download. All you need "
0112 "to do is register an account with them. It includes templates that contain "
0113 "much information on public holidays and events in many countries."
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0116 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:60
0117 msgid ""
0118 "If you are using an extra application to organize your daily work, and if "
0119 "you have marked special days like birthdays of friends and relatives, you "
0120 "could really use this feature. You have generally to export the data as a "
0121 "calendar file onto your computer, using `vCalendar or iCalendar <https://en."
0122 "wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar>`_ formats. In the digiKam Calendar Tool, "
0123 "select the folder button on the window from the current page and show it to "
0124 "the file manager then select **Open**. This will add the data to your "
0125 "calendar. Then press **Next** in the assistant to see this page."
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0128 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:66
0129 msgid "The Calendar Tool Page Preparing to Export Contents"
0130 msgstr ""
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0132 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:68
0133 msgid ""
0134 "When you are done press **Print** and it will generate a 12 pages PDF file "
0135 "exactly like a paper calendar."
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0138 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:74
0139 msgid "The Calendar Tool Page to Generating Contents"
0140 msgstr ""
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0142 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:76
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0144 "You can either send it directly to your printer or print to a PDF file. "
0145 "However, it will be a wise decision to print to PDF first so that you can "
0146 "see what you have created. If you need to change the printer properties, "
0147 "press **Properties**. You will be able to change the page layout (portrait, "
0148 "landscape) and the units of measurement (cm, inches, px, etc.). By default, "
0149 "the output file will be made in your home folder. If you need to change the "
0150 "location press the button on the right and specify manually."
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0153 #: ../../post_processing/calendar_tool.rst:82
0154 msgid "The Calendar Generated as PDF File"
0155 msgstr ""