Firefox calendars for 2010
To keep Firefox on sight at all times even when your computer is off, here are a couple of 2010 calendars for you to print, hang, and share with your friends, family, and colleagues.
There’s a project for each month. Can you identify all the logos? Can your relatives and friends?
Red versions: Letter size – A4 size – A4 en español
Blue versions: Letter size – A4 size – A4 en español
Source file (.docx) Note that the Meta Bold font for the Firefox logo is not free, but you can use fairly high resolution logos and wordmarks from Mozilla.
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Cappella
The URL link for the Blue version A4 size should be:
http://mozillalinks.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/calendario2010_A4.pdf
Clicking on your link gives a 404.
Puh
Sorry, but with OpenOffice I could not open the docx of the calendar, it’s design is broken. Whats the programm you build the Firefox calendar with?
Percy CabelloJanuary 1st, 2010 at 5:35 pm
It’s Word 2007. Tried OpenOffice.org but couldn’t get it done there.
Ken Saunders
Hey I tried converting the doc into a PDF (did that), and then PDF to an SVG so that anyone could edit it, but Illustrator isn’t getting along with the PDF too well. I’ll try again later but perhaps in the meantime someone with a more powerful PC can do it?
Jamie Kelly
Nice, any chance of the source file for the RED Version as I would like to tweak the calendar a little, particualry put the month names and the day letters in Capitals.
Ta.
Jamie
MarcoA
It’s really bizarre to use a closed source software to make an open source gadget. And the most bizarre thing is to share it in a closed format as .docx
Why not to make it in SVG so that it could be opened by Firefox itself?
Thank you, anyway! (-:
Percy CabelloJanuary 8th, 2010 at 11:09 am
Actually, it’s not that bizarre. Firefox is built with Visual C++ on Windows, and Xcode on Mac OS X for example, both closed source.
I would have loved to made them with an OS tool (like OOo), and in an open format, but I am not that proficient in those better tools there may be. Time also matters ;)
MarcoAJanuary 9th, 2010 at 8:25 am
Although Firefox is built with Visual C++, you can edit the source files using a text editor.
Well, I wanted to use the docx file to change the Windows version of Firefox with a Linux one. I can’t perform it via OOo, but I find that the docx file is just a zipped archive, so that I could simply replace the file calendario2010_letter1.docx_FILES/word/media/image6.png and zip it again.
Thank you for your job all the same!
Puh
Could I please get the sourcefiles from you to change the calendars into german?
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Percy CabelloJanuary 1st, 2010 at 3:03 am
I have just added a link. Thanks for the heads up.
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