blank pages & Passporter Club questions About This Page:

[lumpy08]

I am new to using the Deluxe and I was wondering if there are blank pages that I can add (copy & paste) my tips that I have collected from online. I have seen the blank pages to print out, but they are in .pdf format that does not allow you to copy and paste information onto. If I had to sit down and write all the info out it would take a while.

Also, can someone explain the passporter club to me. what types of pages are available to download and have you used them. (are they customizable?)

[revral]

My solution to the blank page was to go to Staples, buy a ream of copy paper and have them cut it in half width wise so I ended up with 1000 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" sheets instead of 500 8 1/2" x 11" sheets. I type or copy and paste whatever I want in to a regular word processing document then when I'm ready to print I load my printer with the half sheets and adjust my printer settings appropriately. My printer has a paper selection option called "statement" that happens to be the correct size but you might have to do the custom option. I use a pass pocket as a template and a single hole punch to punch holes on one side of each page in the correct places.

[emtpej]

Hi and welcome!
Take a look at: PassPorter's Club: E-Books, E-Worksheets, and E-Tools for Vacation Planners
How to Get a Pass to the PassPorter's Club

There a lots of tips and sheet already meade up for you to add your own.
Pretty much ask anybody here if it is worth the cost... and anyone with a club pass would say yes, it is...

Enjoy your planning!

[Courtney892]

I joined the PP Club which gives you access to lots of worksheets and E-books. I printed out my 'blank' pages with faint outlines of all things Disney from one of the E-books, so I keep my notes on MK on a page with the castle as the background, Epcot the Ball and Mission: Space, etc.

Also there is a customizable "Planning Tips" worksheet that I use for all the notes I gather as I research. I cut and paste them in and you can even title each note with "Freebie", "Magical", "Try to Do", etc.

The other worksheet I use most is the "Vacation-at-a-Glance" which is just like the one in your PP on page 240 except you can title it and put in your dates (For example we'll be there 4 days) so it only gives you information boxes to fill in for only those days you'll be there and any other days (for me days 5-10) are removed to give you space to write in your notes and confirmations. I LOVE IT!!!

I think the interactive worksheets are the best idea since sliced bread and by themselves are worth the cost of the PP Club.

Hope that helps!!

[tinker_me_happy]

Are there any passholders that run exclusively on MAC? I have been hesitant to join for two reasons: 1. I would really like to at least LOOK at the pages to see if it is something I would actually use ( a one day free pass could solve this problem) and 2. I worry that it wont work on my system (see reason #1). Often times stuff that will run on DH's pc laptop, won't work on my dino-mac!

[lukesmom]

Originally Posted by tinker_me_happy

Are there any passholders that run exclusively on MAC? I have been hesitant to join for two reasons: 1. I would really like to at least LOOK at the pages to see if it is something I would actually use ( a one day free pass could solve this problem) and 2. I worry that it wont work on my system (see reason #1). Often times stuff that will run on DH's pc laptop, won't work on my dino-mac!

I have a Mac. (I love my Mac and would never consider buying another pc). I have no trouble downloading and printing anything I need from Passporter Club. I save the pdf files to a documents file on my dock and just print the pages I need.

[Dave Marx]

Everything we do at PassPorter - books, web sites, PDFs, etc., is produced on Macs. We don't do anything that is PC-only or Mac-incompatible.