Month: December 2024

We’re receiving more requests lately from customers asking how to reprint an agendio. This is a great time to review how to do that, since now there are two ways to build an agendio (Classic and Pro).

First, let’s look at Classic

1. Start by signing in: Go to the silhouette on the top right of the home page and select the option to Sign in

2. Then go to the silhouette again and select “Go to my purchased Classic agendios

3. Scroll down to the Purchased agendios section and look for the agendio you wish to reprint.

4. Roll over “Options” and click on “Update & Re-order”. This will bring you to the Builder and load your agendio automatically.

5. Review each section of the Builder to be sure that every part of your agendio is customized as you want it. In particular, check that your activities and events are still correct, that the dates are accurate and that your cover details are as you want them to be.

6. Once you’re sure that all is good, add to cart and checkout.

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To reprint a planner made with Pro

1. Sign in

2. Go to Pages & more at https://pro.agendio.com

3. Click on “Planners” under MY AGENDIOS

4. Find your planner, roll over “Options” ad click on “Re-order”.

5. This will bring you to the Builder and load your agendio automatically. You will then be able to adjust and customize your agendio and purchase.

You can now auto-align your pagelets in the Designer!

When you create pagelets side by side, it’s not always easy to ensure that their borders are aligned. When working on the Designer screen, you may not notice a slight misalignment that you will then see in the print version of your planner.

So we’ve now added a new auto-alignment feature for monitors. It automatically scans for neighboring pagelets and aligns the edge of the live pagelet with its neighbors.

And while we’re on the topic of pagelets, do you know about snapping?

The Designer doesn’t allow empty spaces on a page – Every bit of each page must be covered with pagelets to ensure your page prints properly.

So last month we added snapping: If two pagelets in a column are very close to each other but don’t touch, we snap them together for you, to minimize the risk of there being any empty spaces on your page.

You can find out more in our Features section.