The Standard version includes all the features of the Basic version, but can include data from up to 3 calendar data sources in the generated output.Calendar data can be imported from Google Calendar, Outlook, Microsoft 365, iCalendar files/URLs, Todoist, Vueminder, CSV files, and many other sources. The Basic version includes all the features of the Lite version, plus the ability to include events or tasks associated with a single calendar data source in the output.The Lite version might be free, but it still provides a lot of functionality that you'd have to pay for elsewhere, including over 90 calendar templates and the ability to insert mini calendars, dates, and calendar legends. The fully-functional trial version will be converted to the Lite version after 30 days if not purchased. The calendars won't contain any data, but that can be manually entered. The Lite version is free and can be used to generate calendars using any of the pre-installed templates.To specify a date range, click Print Options and under Print Range, enter the Start and End dates. Under Print this calendar, click the calendar you selected in step 3. Note: If the print preview displays your main calendar with all of your appointments and events, click Print Options. In the Print pane, under Settings, select your preferred calendar style. Click anywhere in the blank calendar to make it the active calendar. You should now see your blank calendar side-by-side with your main calendar.

You don't have to uncheck your main calendar.

In the left Navigation Pane under My Calendars, check the box next to the blank calendar you just created. By default, Outlook will create it as a subfolder of your main Calendar folder. You can also select where to place your blank calendar. In the Create New Folder box, enter a name for your Calendar in the Name box.

In Calendar, click Add Calendar, or Open Calendar and then click Create New Blank Calendar.

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