How to remove the text on the calendar icon such as Monday in theme production?

You may want to use your own photos to make a beautiful annual calendar! In the production below, you will see how to use text and graphics in the annual calendar. You can also use this method to create an annual calendar with your own photo as the background.

Before doing all the work, customize the working environment:

Open the "Toolbar" under the "View" menu and select "Customize" in the options. , the "Customize" window appears on the right side of the screen, select "Property Bar", "Standard", "Toolbox" and "Text", and then confirm. At this time, commonly used toolbars appear on the left side of the screen. The tools on the toolbar from top to bottom are the selection tool, shape tool, zoom tool, freehand tool, rectangle tool, ellipse tool, polygon tool, text tool, interactive fill tool, interactive transparency tool, interactive blend tool, Outline tool, fill tool.

Next, we will take all manual creation as an example to see the steps of its implementation:

We will use the lower half of the "Drawing Window" as the "Date Table" part of the annual calendar , use the upper half of the "Drawing Window" as the drawing part of the "Almanac".

1. Use the text tool to place the month names into the corresponding positions on the calendar. Click the Text tool, click and drag the mouse where you want the text to be placed, to create a text box. Then select "Edit Text" in the "Text" menu, enter "January", select the font as "official script" and the font size as "12". Click the "Select" tool and choose "Convert to Artistic Fonts" in the "Text" menu. Repeat the above steps until all twelve months such as "February", "March" and "April" are converted into artistic characters and arranged in order in the "Almanac". The placement of the months can be determined by personal preference.

2． Use the text tool to place the names of the weeks into the corresponding positions on the almanac. Create a text box, enter "Monday", select the font as "official script" and the font size as "4". Convert "Monday" into artistic characters, and repeat the above steps until all seven weeks, including "Tuesday" and "Wednesday", are converted into artistic characters and arranged below the month names in order. Circle all weekday names to define them as groups. Click "Copy" in the "Edit" menu, copy the 11 same week names, and arrange them below the other month names.

3. Make a neat monthly chart. This is the most important part of the annual calendar. Although it is relatively tedious to fill in the "date" month by month, it is worth the effort to think that a beautiful calendar will be born from this. Click the "Square/Rectangle" tool, click the mouse where you want to place the "Date" square, hold down the Ctrl key while dragging the mouse to get a square, and drag each side of the square to the appropriate size. Click "Copy" in the "Edit" menu to copy 31 small squares of the same size. Arrange the positions of small squares, place 31 small squares under January, and arrange the small squares neatly under the names of the weeks to form a "monthly calendar table", as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 "Monthly Calendar" form

4. Use artistic calligraphy to fill out the "monthly calendar" form. Create a text box at the required position in the "Calendar Table", enter the corresponding date, such as "1", "2", etc., select the font as "official script", the font size as "No. 12", and convert it into artistic fonts. Repeat the above steps until the "dates" under all months are added correctly.

So far, we have done most of the work of the "Almanac", and what we have to do next is the modification work.

5. Use the text tool to create an "Annual Calendar" on top of the "Monthly Calendar Table". Create a text box in the upper part of the "Calendar Form", enter "1999", select the font as "Songti", the font size as "No. 72", and convert it to artistic fonts.

6． Use the "Interactive 3D" tool to make the "Almanac" 3D. Open the Interactive tool flyout and click the Interactive Extrusion tool.

Select the object to be 3D. A small arrow appears next to the cursor to indicate that the object can be made three-dimensional. If you move the cursor to an empty space in the drawing window, the small arrow disappears and you cannot make the object three-dimensional. Set the depth and direction of the stereo model by dragging the vanishing point marker (represented by an "X"), which appears after you start dragging. Select a 3D model type from the first list box to the left of the Properties Bar. Select a vanishing point option from the second list box. Use the "Palette" to fill and adjust the color of the font, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 makes the “Almanac” 1999 three-dimensional

7. Create a rectangle as the background. Click the "Rectangle" tool and drag the mouse to create a rectangle slightly smaller than the "Calendar Table". Click "Order" in the "Arrange" menu and select the position of this rectangle as "To the end".

8. Color the background. Using the Palette is the quickest way to fill and adjust the color of an object. With the color mixing feature, you can add colors in 10% increments. Use the Pick tool to select a red and yellow fountain fill as the background color. Ctrl-click Dark Blue in the Palette to give the background a blue tint that adds 10% depth.

9． Add an outline to the background. Use the Pick tool to select a rectangle with a red and yellow fountain fill as the background color. Click the "Outline Tool", select the background outline in the outline dialog box to be yellow, and the outline width to be 0.1 cm, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 The set background

10. Use the text tool to edit the text "Happy New Year and all the best" and convert it into artistic fonts. Complete the annual calendar production, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4 The prepared annual calendar