how to get personal journal template

Hi Vinay,

Viking wrote:

Otherwise, you might consider creating your own custom, personal journal layout and saving it as a template in Pages.

You can create your own journal in Pages 5.

Toolbar > Table > Choose a table style.

Format the table to suit (please call back, and we can help you with formatting a table).

Enter your start date in A2.

Formula in A3 (and Fill Down)

=A2+1

I hope that will get you started. Please call back with questions.

Regards,

Ian.

Personal journal template done in MS Word? If so, just open in Pages v5.5.3 and then from the File menu, choose Save As Template… . If the template was done in Word, and requires fonts that are not installed on OS X 10.10.4, or Word features that Pages cannot translate, you will receive a pop-up warning panel explaining what issues were found.

Do you also have Pages '09 v4.3 located in Applications/iWork '09 folder? If not, providing youlinks to Pages '09 Journal templates (11) will be pointless because you will have no way to convert these templates with Pages v5.5.3. It will throw its hands up and ask if you want to open them in Pages '09. If you do have Pages '09 v4.3, I would stick with that application as it has 100+ features more than Pages v5.5.3 — and no need to convert templates.

Otherwise, you might consider creating your own custom, personal journal layout and saving it as a template in Pages.

What are these?:

http://www.google.com.au/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=personal+journal+template +microsoft+word&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&gfe_rd=cr&ei=dvCsVdbDDbTu8wfN86iABg

A personal journal can take any form and design, how are we supposed to know what you want/like/will be satisfied with?

If you know, make it to fit and save it as a template.

Don't expect everyone to read your mind and hand it to you on a platter.

Peter

Hi Vinay,

I repeat,

I hope that will get you started. Please call back with questions.

There are many helpful Pages users here in this forum. I, for one, am happy to guide you through the process. Let us know what you want to achieve.

Regards,

Ian.

Dear Mr Peter Breis,

The difference between a teacher and a trainer.

A teacher says :"It is perfectly simple. Do this, then that... If you do not understand, then you will fail."

A trainer says: "I had trouble with this when I was a student, but Fred has found a way to do this.

Fred, please show the class how you got around this problem, then we will all work together on this problem."

Ian.

Dear Ian

I must be somewhere in between. I learn from my students.

In this case I took the exact three words "personal journal template" that the O.P. said they searched on, and found a swathe of files.

The O.P. said they "could not find one". Interesting!

Peter

…and some of us who are happy to hand out some tough love. 😉

Basically advice on posture:

Finger out, standing on own two feet.

Peter