You can specify images to be inserted in the center of certain dates such as birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, Tax Day, etc. Some images can be inserted whether or not a highlight is inserted on that date. Only one image can be inserted for a given day.
When used with PageStream as the host application, FWCalendar needs to know the type of the images to be used; when used with Final Writer as the host application, FWCalendar needs to be know the image dimensions. You can define the graphics application you want to use to determine this information by defining the GfxApp and GfxAppPath to point to one of three applications: Visage by Magnus Holmgren; ImageDTInfo by Dámaso Domínguez; and PicSize by Ralph Reuchlein. Each of these applications is available from Aminet. Visage is used as the default application since was the required application up to FWCalendar v3.76. If you would like to see another application supported, contact me.
Encapsulated Postscript images (in Adobe Illustrator-compatible format) can be used when PageStream is the host application. The images must be identified as type "Post" by datatypes for them to be inserted properly. Postscript capability can be added to your datatypes-compatible Amiga with PostScriptDT.lha by Swen Stullich used with post.library by Adrian Aylward. Important: this datatype will only recognize Postscript files if they have the ".ps" suffix.
Image class variables can be deleted by clearing the value of the desired variable.
ImageClass.<Class> = "<File> [,<x shift> [,<y shift>]]"
where the shifts are in inches.
ImageClass.Birthday = "Birthday.iff"
To shift the image a quarter inch to the right and up a tenth of an inch, the entry would be:
ImageClass.Birthday = "Birthday.iff, 0.25, -0.1"
For an image (found in some other directory) to be used for all anniversaries:
ImageClass.Anniversary = "WB:IFF/Anniversary.iff"
Specific Images - Images for specific dates are entered using the Highlight Editor. Images are not currently supported for Easter-based highlights, but images can otherwise be defined for any of the highlight formats (fixed, floating, and (bi)weekly). Images don't require any highlight text to be set for that date.