7" x 9 3/8" (18 x 24 cm)
Monthly 4 #76
Refill/Reference numbers: 761, 762, 763, 767, 769, 7601
Monthly calendar desk diary
- Refillable
- 18 month planner! July 2010 to December 2011
- Space to write month's Priority, and reminders to Phone, Fax-E-mail, Write, See-Do, Cash Due/To Pay, Notes
- Extra white, super smooth paper
- 90g, acid-free and pH neutral paper
- Annual planning calendars for 2011 and 2012
- 4 calendars - 2 future months; 2 past months
- Tear-off corner opens to month in progress
- Sewn binding, lays flat when open
- Room for notes each day
- Maps
- Bound in address book
Format: monthly
Size: desk
Year type: calendar
Reviews of Monthly 4
Kathryn said:(from Atlanta, GA on March 31, 2010)
"I have had this planner for 4 years now. it does have refills and there are links straight from this site for them. i love it..perfect size perfect amount of space and notes sections. great for my work load!"
Laurie said:(from Dulles, VA on March 20, 2010)
"This is a fantastic planner! 18 months (with the following year planner on 2 pages) allows for longer range planning than a standard 12 month calendar. The big monthly layout with plenty of room for notes can be used for lots of different things: project planning, preparing for a move, wedding or birth. You can use it to track your exercise. Students can use it to keep up on assignments, projects, papers and exams. I use it to plan my blogs. The book is very slim and portable. And, the paper is fabulous. See my full review at: http://www.plannerisms.com/2010/02/quo-vadis-monthly-4.html"
Diane Campbell said:(from San Pedro, Belize on October 19, 2009)
"I like the layout a lot - finally got used to the quirky weekends. One reviewer mentioned difficulty in getting refills - I bought my first one from B & N and also found they no longer sold them, but managed to contact Alko in Berkley and they shipped it out to me immediately with zero hassles. I find one thing in this planner really strange ---- the atlas maps do not feature Mexico, Central America or the Caribbean. That oversight is grating for those of us who live in the region!"
R.M. Ikemi said:(from Los Angeles, CA on March 21, 2009)
"The Monthly 4 layout helps me to plan and manage competing sets of demands that have due dates weeks or months away. Having Saturday and Sunday side by side helps in planning students' participation in speech and debate tournaments that many times cover both weekend days."
Anonymous Reviewer said:(from Boston, MA on January 12, 2008)
"The Good: Monthly format The Bad: -Weeks are Monday-Sunday. I like Sunday-Saturday, like a regular calendar -lots of extra writing. Seems they are afraid of blank space. For example, I don't need to see the month eight times acrsoo the top. I don't need the day of the year and days left. I don't want labels like "priority, phone, fax, write, see/do". Leave it blank!"
Anonymous Reviewer said:(from El Cerrito, CA on November 30, 2007)
"This planner is o.k., BUT you cannot get refills for it! I was assured Barnes and Noble would have it when I bought the planner from them, but they don't - couldn't even find it in their catalog! THIS is the difference between a good planner and a so-so one - CAN you keep the same one year after year, without a lot of trouble. Not so, in this case. Am moving to a brand with more readily available refills, and will avoid this one henceforth."
Anonymous Reviewer said:(from Manhattan, KS on September 24, 2007)
"Love the cover and quality but I cannot get used to Sunday being at the end of the week instead of at the beginning! Please consider starting the week with Sunday and making it the same size box in future refills or I will change to a different planner."
Anonymous Reviewer said:(from seattle, WA on June 30, 2007)
"Love the 18 month and the extras at the end, especially the maps. Have problems sometimes with the Mon-Sun layout since most calendars or Sun-Sat. Would recommend shading Sat/Sun a light gray or blue to make it stand out. Also, would like Sun the same size as the other days. "
Erik said:(from San Francisco, CA on December 22, 2006)
"I like the six row format, it prevents the 1st and 31st of the month from getting cut in half. Having Sat. and Sun. together at the weekend makes sense, but it is too unconventional for me -- I couldn't get used to it."
