Dave, there's an even easier way to create great photo calendars- find the closest HP Photosmart Studio near you and bring your images with you. Instead of waiting for weeks for the return of your calendar, it's ready in an hour or so. Also, you can use many images, including those from one megapixel camera phones as you can make a collage of photos on each page. There's 'year at a glace' and a thumbnail page, just like the calendars in the bookstores. And choose from many, many themes.

So, go to http://www.hp.com/united-states/consumer/retail-photo-services/index.html#/calendars/ to find a local HP Photosmart Studio (and view how you can create one of these beauties.)

In your case, yes, but if you ever try one (and one gets installed in your town) you'll never do it at home again unless you enjoy watching ink dry, loading software, turning paper upside down and the correct direction (most don't have a two-sided 12x18 capable printer), buying lots of templates that are good for one year, figuring out how to make it work, etc, etc! And then how do you bind it?