WEBSITE AND WEBSITE GRAPHICS CREATED WITH XARA DESIGNER 6 PRO Select the month name text with the Text Tool (T), then switch to the Bevel Tool (Ctrl + F3). When the bevel arrows appear drag any of the double-headed arrows inward slightly to apply an Inner Bevel. Drag the square box at the end of the Light Angle control arrow and swing it around 180 degrees or to the four o’clock position to change the angle of the lighting. This produces an incised look. Move the Bevel Contrast  slider on the Infobar to 65% to increase the shadow contrast. Jot down the Bevel settings. You will need them in a moment. If you’ve moved the text during any of this re-align it to the guide you placed earlier. With the text selected use (Ctrl + C) to copy the attributes to the clipboard. Select the next month name, then Edit > Paste Attributes to change the font. Add the same Bevel using the settings you just jotted down. Change the day and date attributes at the same time. Repeat these steps for the other ten months. One more small modification: I found the light background didn’t offer enough contrast. Hold down the Ctrl key and click the background rectangle for the calendar. RIGHT click the 50% Black colour swatch in the colour bar. Select Set Fill Color. Repeat with the other months. This completes the calendar alterations. You can change the location, font, etc. for the year in the upper left corner or move the actual location of the calendar on the page. You will probably want to use your own images. You can hold down the Ctrl key and drag and drop a replacement image from the desktop, Windows Explorer, or the Bitmap Gallery onto the existing image. The problem with this is the dropped image may not match the aspect ratio of the current photo and may be noticeably distorted. I prefer to hold down the Ctrl key and drag and drop a solid color from the screen palette onto the existing photo. This converts the photo to a flat fill. Then Shift drag and drop a replacement photo onto the flat filled area. When asked if you want to import at a lower resolution choose Import Original. You want the highest quality for printing. Check Don’t ask me again if you do not want to see this message again. When first inserted into the box you will see edited arrows that allow you to enlarge and rotate the image within the box frame. If you lose the arrows you get them back by clicking on the image with the Fill Tool  (G or F5). Drag the square where the two fill path arrows originate to move the center of the fill around the rectangle. To enlarge or reduce the image, click either of the squares at the ends of the fill path arrows then press the left or right arrow keys on your keyboard to enlarge or reduce the image. Use the Enhance Photos option (Photo Tool fly out) to edit the photo if you wish. Other tutorials cover photo tools more completely. Add a title at the bottom of the picture if you like. Don’t forget to delete the guidelines made earlier, for each month.