Printing Calendars question

I haven't used iCal in a long while. However, I remember that after setting up a calendar and printing it in "Week" view, the printout looked exactly like the on screen image. Namely a "colored bubble" which filled the Day Column. With iCal 2.0.4, I still see the presentation on the screen, but the only printout option I can find is a narrow band of color on the left side of the Day Column. While this may be a nice minimalist effect, it makes it very difficult to see the color or the time frame from any distance (I planned to use iCal to make flyers that get posted on a bulletin board).
Any ideas? Or do I have to use some other app? Pity if thats the case because it seems this type of preference shouldn't be that hard to implement.
Thanks,
Tom Feggeler
Dual 2.0GHz G5 & 15" PowerBook Mac OS X (10.4.8) 3GB Ram, AT Radeon X800XT Graphics Card, 250 MB HD

I, too, miss the "bubbles". The workaround that I use is to do the screen capture (Splat-Shift-4) that allows me to use the crosshair pointer shape to select that I want.
In practice, I usually do a couple of screen captures - one for each week that I want to print. They're all right on the desktop, so I just select them all, double-click one of them, and Print Preview graciously lets me print them.

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Hi,
I am trying to create print option for the calendar day view.I used the below code to show the print preview.
<input onclick="javascript:void(printwebpart('WebPartWPQ2'))" type="button" value="Print Web Part 2"/>
<script type="text/javascript">
function printwebpart(webpartid)
var WebPartElementID = webpartid;
alert("ID="+WebPartElementID);
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if (document.getElementsByTagName != null)
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PrintingHTML += '\n\n\n';
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if (WebPartData != null)
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else
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</script>By clicking the print button,I am getting the print window.But in print preview dialogue,events are not showing in the right place.below screenshot shows the difference in showing the events.Before print
print preview
Please help.
Thank you.

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to be able to print the Day view of a Calendar List in SharePoint 2013.
I also test the code above in my environment, and the result is the same as yours.
In the print preview dialogue, the events are not showing in the right place as they are in the Calendar list’s Day view.
As a workaround, I recommend that you can try to follow the steps as below to import the Calendar List into the Outlook 2013 and print the same format as Outlook calendars.
1. Open this Calendar List in your site, click on the “Connect to Outlook” under the “Calendar” tab.
2. Click “Allow” to confirm that you want to allow the SharePoint website to open Outlook on your computer. Outlook automatically opens.
3. Click “Yes” to confirm that you want the SharePoint calendar to connect to Outlook. The SharePoint Calendar automatically appears in Outlook under “Other Calendars”.
4. Click “Other Calendars” in the navigation pane in the left side of the window. Click the SharePoint Calendar to open it.
5. Go to the “File” tab, click “Print”, select “Daily Style” under the “Settings” to print the Day view of this SharePoint Calendar.
6. Click “Print Options”, select the specific “Page range” and “Print range” based on your need, click “Print” after selecting your options to print the SharePoint Calendar.
For more information, you can refer to:
http://sprickyrick.blogspot.com/2013/01/print-calendar-andor-lists.html
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/103251/how-to-print-sharepoint-2013-calendars
Best Regards,
Yumi Fu

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