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EvaSeidlmayer/ScribusCalendarTemplateLandscape

Scribus template for a wall calendar (A4 format, landscape)

ScribusCalendarTemplateLandscape

Scribus template for a wall calendar (A4 format (plan 2021 version, duplex 2022 version), landscape)

When I accepted to layout a calendar for some refugee support group, I could not find a nice template for Scribus open layout software in landscape format.

The template I created might be not super elaborated, but it's a starting point if you have a similar task.

Technical details 2023-version

  • file name: 2022-10_Kalender-2023.sla
  • for Scribus 1.5.5
  • format: A4 300mm x 213mm (A4: 297mm x 210mm + 3mm bleed for cutting)
  • direction: landscape
  • number of pages: 13pages double-sided (12 month, 1 titles page)
  • up: image; botton: calendarium
  • we added more days of rememberance (including "System Administrator Appreciation Day" :) )

Technical details Version 2022

  • for Scribus 1.5.5
  • format: A4 300mm x 213mm (A4: 297mm x 210mm + bleed for cutting)
  • additional bleed for cutting: 3 mm
  • direction: landscape
  • number of pages: 13pages double-sided (12 month, 1 titles page)
  • up: image; botton: calendarium
  • we added more days of rememberance

Technical details Version 2021

  • for Scribus 1.5.5
  • format: A4 300mm x 213mm (A4: 297mm x 210mm + bleed for cutting)
  • additional bleed for cutting: 3 mm
  • direction: landscape
  • number of pages: 13pages (12 month, 1 titles page)

PDF export to PDF x3

For print it is necessary to export the file in CMYK color schema. I had really trouble by doing this. In the window where you export to PDF you can specify the export for "printer", however then only RGB-color profiles are suggested for selection. Everything I tried came out with a bad result of realy muted colors with a kind a grey layer.

This problem can be avoided by exporting to "PDF x3" instead of to ordinary PDF. PDF x3 is a special PDF format for printing.

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Created December 7, 2020
Updated October 29, 2021