ICal Year Planner view

Hello All,
Is there a way to have one year planner view or 6 month planner view in one page???
If so, how can i do it?
Many Thanks!!

This is an on going issue with iCal and one of main reason I hardly use it. As a teacher I need to be able to see the year view.
Just buy yourself a cheap project planning tool instead.
Apple just don't listen; users have been asking for the year view since 2002 and quick as a flash nothing happens, how difficult can it be !

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