Will I be able to save a calendar in a format that can be professionally printed by a printing company?

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Yes you can. If the software to do this is already installed, when you sellect Print... a pop up menu will appear with a list of your printers init. Select the one that says pdf and it will ask you for a file name. This will then save your file as a PDF. If you do not have the PDF printer listed here is a fee option to download one.

http://www.primopdf.com/

this is an easy way to create a pdf for the print company.

Hope this helps

You can take help from a brochure printing company that would provide you best attractive designed brochures for your business or service.
I can suggest you best template collection that you can use as a base template or for inspiration.
Brochure Templates PSD would provide you a wide range of templates which is designed carefully with best fonts, colors, and layouts.

When your want to save your file as .pdf extension, you have to select a "virtual printer" from your "Printers & Faxes" when you install the software you are using to save as pdf file.

If you select your physical printer install on your PC, the error message you mention will appear.

Hope it helps.

go to http://www.orange.co.uk .and select in the search down the left hand side photo's,create a account(its free)with there version of photobox as they are doing a promotion on larger print format's with up to your first 40 prints free also,good luck.

As a work around untill we can figure this issue out. http://www.acrosoftware.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp
This is a FREE PDF Print to file program.

At the top left of the page the are links to the PDF Creator and the Required GPL Ghostscript 8. The program will not function without it. Both programs work with x64 Vista. Read the website for the other benifits or the program.

JPEGs were only really intended for monitor display, although they do print up on a home inkjet very well. They should not really be used for any kind of long term storage other than as original image files if that is how they were shot, as every time you save them they degrade due to the compression process used. If you are working in photoshop I would leave them in psd format, especially if you have any layers. Your edited files will store well long term as either psd or tiff files. Tiff supports layers but again unless you need to print them commercially psd will suffice.