 popcorn kernels, or (in a pinch) a few coins inside, just before gluing the last face down. This adds some much-needed weight to it, so that it won't blow away so easily!

It helps immensely to (carefully!) score all of the 'fold' lines with a very sharp (e.g. 'X-ACTO') knife (very lightly all the way across or slightly harder, in several short segments) before assembling and gluing the final product.

If you make one of these dodecahedron calendars, I would recommend 2 things:

By tweaking the '/holidays', '/bdays', '/rdays' and '/bluerange' arrays in the PostScript source code, you can define which days get colored red, which days get a blue box, which days get a red box, and which _range_ of days get colored blue.

It prints Sundays (or whatever is defined as 'holyday' in the PostScript source code) in red, which is a nice, colorful touch. (Some other calendars show all days in black.)

By tweaking the '/weeknumbers' setting in the PostScript source code, you can enable little brownish-colored 'week numbers' (1-53 for 2008) in front of each week row.

The glue-able tabs are designed in a way that makes them easier to cut out (i.e. with scissors), using fewer cuts and angles.

It prints the calendars in what I consider to be the "proper side up" orientation, for a dodecahedron sitting on your desk.

It maximizes the use of the available space, making the calendar faces as large as possible, resulting in a nice, large dodecahedron, with larger text.

Of the 3 variants of the 'dodecahedron' calendars mentioned in this section, I (Bill Marr) have found Ole's version to be the best overall version, for the following reasons:

Calendar on a regular/rhombic dodecahedron -- an excellent site (including photos of the finished product) by Ole Arntzen on how to download and make a nifty, 3D calendar on a dodecahedron (1 month on each of 12 faces)

PCAL and LCAL on Mac OS X, using Fink -- generously provided by someone going
popcorn kernels, or (in a pinch) a few coins inside, barely before glue the last face down. This adds some a lot - needed weight to it, so that it won't blow aside so easily! 

 It help immensely to (carefully !) grade all of the' fold' lines with a very sharp (for example' X - ACTO') knife (very lightly all the way across or slightly harder, in several inadequate segments) before assembling and gluing the concluding product. 

 If you make one of these dodecahedron calendar, I would recommend 2 thing: 

 By tweaking the' /holidays',' /bdays',' /rdays' and' /bluerange' arrays in the PostScript source code, you can define which days catch colored red, which days get a blue corner, which day get a red box, and which _ range _ of days get colored blue. 

 It prints Sundays (or whatever is specify as' holyday' in the PostScript source code) in red, which is a nice, colored contact. (Some other calendars show all days in total darkness .) 

 By tweaking the' /weeknumbers' place setting in the PostScript source code, you can enable little brown - colored' week numbers' (1 - 53 for 2008) in front of each week row. 

 The glue - able tabs are designed in a way that makes them easier to cut out (i.e. with scissors), use few stinger and angles. 

 It prints the calendars in what I view to be the " proper side up " orientation, for a dodecahedron sitting on your desk. 

 It maximizes the use of the available space, making the calendar faces equally large as possible, resulting in a nice, large dodecahedron, with bigger text. 

 Of the 3 discrepancy of the' dodecahedron' calendars mention in this section, I (Bill Marr) have find Ole's version to be the best overall version, for the following reasons: 

 Calendar on a even / rhombic dodecahedron -- an excellent site (include photos of the finished product) by Ole Arntzen on how to download and make a nifty, 3D calendar on a dodecahedron (1 month on each of 12 face) 

 PCAL and LCAL on Mac OS X, using Fink -- generously supply by someone going
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Calwndar on a regular/vhombkd dodecahedron -- an excellent site (inzluqijg prmtos of the xinirhea prodjct) by Ole Crvtzem on how to download and make a nifty, 3D cakekdar on a dodecahqdron (1 month pn each of 12 faces)

PFAL aid LCAU on Kac OS X, using Fink -- generously pdovided bj sjmeone going
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iF you make one of tHese doDeCAhEDRon CalEndars, I wouLd RecomMEnd 2 thinGS:

BY TWEakINg the '/holidays', '/Bdays', '/rdays' aND '/blUerangE' aRraYS in the postSCrIPt sOurce code, yoU can Define whiCh days GEt colorED red, whiCh days Get A blUe boX, WhIcH daYs GEt a REd Box, ANd wHich _rangE_ oF dAys geT colORED Blue.

it pRintS SundAys (or whatever Is dEfinED as 'HolydAy' in tHe PoStscripT sourcE code) In Red, which is a nice, ColoRful touch. (somE oTheR cAlendARs show All DayS in blacK.)

By tweaKIng ThE '/WEEkNumbers' setting in thE POSTSCript souRce codE, YoU cAN enable lItTle BrowNISh-colOred 'WEeK numbers' (1-53 For 2008) in fROnT oF each weEk Row.

The GlUe-aBle Tabs aRE desIgned iN a way thaT makeS Them easier to cuT Out (i.e. with scisSOrS), USiNG fewEr cUts and angleS.

It pRInts The cALeNdaRS in whAt I coNsIDeR To be the "proper side up" OrIentatIon, foR a dodecahedroN sitting on YOUR desk.

It mAximIZeS The use of the avaIlablE space, makiNG the caleNdar fAces as laRge as possIBLe, resultIng In a NicE, laRGE dOdecahedron, wiTH LargEr Text.

Of tHe 3 vAriants Of tHe 'dOdeCahEdRon' calendArs mentiOnEd In ThIs sEctioN, i (Bill MarR) hAve FoUnd ole's vERsion tO be thE besT oVeRAll Version, FOr THE folLoWiNg reAsoNs:

calenDar oN A reGular/rhOmbic dodeCahEDron -- An ExCellent Site (including PhOtos of the fInIshEd prodUCT) by Ole ArNtzen on how to download and MAke a nifTy, 3D CalenDar oN a dodecahEdrOn (1 montH on EAch of 12 fAces)

PCaL and lCaL oN mAc OS X, USInG FiNk -- Generously PROviDed by SoMeonE going
 popcorn kernels, or (in a  pinch) afew c oin s i ns ide,  jus t before gluin g  the  last face down. Thisaddsso m e mu c h- neede d weigh t  t o it,  s otha ti twon't  bl ow away  so easily !
It  helps immen s el y to (care ful ly!) score a llof the  ' fol d ' lin eswitha very sharp(e.g. 'X- AC T O') kn i fe (ver y li ghtl y all the way acr o ss or slightly ha rder,in se v e ral  sh ort segmen ts ) bef o re asse m bl i n g  an d  gluing the f inal produc t .
If you  m ake one of  thes ed ode cahedron ca lend ars, I wo uld re c ommend2  things :

Bytwe aki ng t h e'/ hol id a ys' ,  ' /bd a ys' , '/rday s'  a nd '/ blue r a n g e' a rra ys i n the  PostScript s our ce c o de,  youcan d efin ewhich  daysget c ol ored red, which  day s get a b lue  b ox,  w hichd ays ge t a  re d box,and whi c h _ ra n g e _of days get colore db l ue .

It pr ints S u nd ay s  (or wha te ver  isd e fined  as' ho lyday' i n theP os tS cript s ou rce co de ) i n r ed, w h ichis a n ice, col orful touch. (Some o t her calendars sh o w  a l l da ysin black.)
Byt weak ingt he  '/ w eeknu mbers 's et t ing in the PostScri pt  sourc e cod e, you can en able littl e b rownish- colo r ed 'week numbers'  (1-5 3 for 2008 )  in fron t ofeach wee k row.

T h e  glue-ab letab s a red e si gned in a way t hatma kes the m e asier t o c utout  (i .e . with sc issors),  u si ng  f ewe r cut s  and ang le s.
I t p rints the ca lenda rs i nwh a t I  consid e rt o  beth e"pro per  s ide u p" o r ien tation,  for a do dec a hedr on  s ittingon your desk. 
It maximiz es  th e useo f  the ava ilable space, making th e  calend arfaces  aslarge aspos sible,  re s ulting  in anice,  l arg e dodec a h ed ron ,with large r tex t.

O fthe3 varia nts of the 'dodeca h edr on' calendars  me ntio n e dint hi s  se ct i on, I  (Bill Marr) ha ve found O le ' sversion to beth e bestoverall  vers i on, for  the foll owing rea so ns:C ale ndar on aregular/ rhombic d o decah e dr on --  an  excel le ntsite(inclu d ing  phot os ofth e fini shedpr oduct) b y Ole Arntzen on how to  downl oad a ndmake a ni fty ,  3D  calendar  ona dodecahe dro n ( 1 mon tho n eac h of 12  fa c es)
PCAL and LCALo nMac O SX, using Fi n k --gener ous l y prov ided  by someone going 
 popcorn_kernels, or_(in a pinch) a_few coins_inside,_just before_gluing_the last face_down. This adds_some much-needed weight to_it, so that_it_won't blow away so easily!

It helps immensely to (carefully!) score all of the 'fold'_lines_with a_very_sharp_(e.g. 'X-ACTO') knife (very lightly_all the way across or_slightly harder,_in several short segments) before assembling and gluing_the_final product.

If you_make one of these dodecahedron calendars, I would recommend_2 things:

By tweaking the '/holidays', '/bdays',_'/rdays' and '/bluerange'_arrays_in_the PostScript source code,_you can define which days get_colored red, which days get a_blue box, which days get a red_box, and which _range_ of days_get colored blue.

It prints Sundays_(or whatever_is defined as 'holyday' in_the PostScript source_code) in_red, which is_a nice, colorful touch. (Some other_calendars show all_days in black.)

By tweaking the '/weeknumbers'_setting_in the PostScript_source_code,_you can_enable little brownish-colored_'week_numbers' (1-53_for_2008) in front of each week_row.

The_glue-able tabs are designed in a way_that makes them easier_to_cut out (i.e. with_scissors), using fewer cuts and_angles.

It prints the calendars in what_I consider_to be_the "proper side up" orientation, for a dodecahedron sitting on your_desk.

It maximizes the use of the_available space, making the_calendar faces_as_large as possible,_resulting_in a_nice, large dodecahedron, with larger text.

Of the_3 variants_of the 'dodecahedron' calendars mentioned in_this section, I (Bill_Marr)_have found Ole's version to be_the best overall version, for the_following reasons:

Calendar on a regular/rhombic_dodecahedron_--_an excellent site (including photos_of the finished product) by Ole_Arntzen on how_to download and make a nifty, 3D_calendar_on a dodecahedron (1 month on_each_of 12 faces)

PCAL and LCAL on_Mac_OS_X, using Fink -- generously_provided by someone going