I’ve tried converting A4 pages to A6 and getting them back-to-back in the right orientation and have now given up in despair! Instead, since my printer seems to cope with feeding it A6-sized paper through the rear-paper tray, I have designed a Mulberry-like layout to print straight onto A6 paper.
Since I am still working well with using Post-It notes for this week’s tasks/to do/next actions I felt that I would prefer to continue with this and design a week on two pages rather than the week plus notes format that I was using for a while this year. I do prefer my day slots lined, but not with time-slots marked necessarily. I also have no need for the mini-calendar things that take up too much real-estate so I designed the sheets so that the days take up as much space as possible and have just the month across the top and then the dates on the day slots. I have Monday-Thursday on the left-hand side and Friday-Sunday + “coming up” on the right-hand side.
Nice clean layout! |
Congratulations on your 200th post! And thanks for all your generous help, both here and personally :) I really like how clean that layout is, it looks really practical but attractive. I totally agree about grey lines - black just takes over the page I find, and makes my own content sort of disappear! I also admire your printing patience! I could never manage to do more printing, chopping and punching than the odd page or three (not that my otherwise excellent printer helps, since it chews and paperjams if I so much as give it a whiff of FF personal-sized paper *sigh*). At least now when Red calls it won't send you into frantic changes and lost data :)
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