Which program to use to make a calendar?

I'm trying to use a program to make a calendar. Just your everyday basic calendar that I can use on my laptop for events. Not a fancy lets put dogs and snowfall on a calendar to hand in my kitchen. I used to use Microsoft Word when I had an HP but I upgraded to a Macbook Pro.
I have Pages, Numbers and Keynote and I thought that I'd be able to find a calendar template somewhere but I can't find one.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Mac comes with an application called Calendar pre-installed.
It's icon is in the dock, detailed with white on red month and black on white day.
Best.

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I want to make something similar for my brother, but I have no idea which program was used to make this.
I have the full Adobe CS3 Suite on my computer, including After Effects. I use Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator regularly for my job.
I want to try to monkey around with the video software at an amateur level. But before I buy any tutorials, I need to know what program to buy the tutorial for!!
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[email protected] wrote:
> I thought that this clip was funny:
>
>
> I want to make something similar for my brother, but I have no idea
> which program was used to make this.
While the clip may not necessarily have been done in AE, you can achieve
these results. Careful masking along with good keyframing of the
movement properties will do it. There are other ways, but while this
might not be the fastest, would be the simplest and would provide a good
learning experience for someone starting out.
> I have the full Adobe CS3 Suite on my computer, including After
> Effects. I use Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator regularly for my
> job.
>
> I want to try to monkey around with the video software at an amateur
> level. But before I buy any tutorials, I need to know what program to
> buy the tutorial for!!
>
> Thanks for any responses.

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Feldafing wrote:
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