How to Use Before ANYTHING! Make sure you have a decent photo program to print it with! Anything but Microsoft Paint will do! >_< When open the stationary or calander, make sure to go to "Print Preview" rather than directly "Print" (If your photo program doesn't have a print preview, I suggest you get another program that does). With Print Preview, resize the image if neccessary. I strongly suggest you don't become greedy and make it as big as possible or else the image might come out whacked up. Try to keep the stationary and calander as close to the original size if possible. If it is too big, that's when you resize. Make sure the stationary preview fits within the printing lines. After you're satisfied with the preview, you can hit Print and print it up! Stationaries and Calanders come out best in Ink Jet printers rather than cartridge printers, but cartridge printers should do a good job too. (Keep note, if you have a cartridge printer, you may want to stick with the stationaries with whiter backgrounds and themes because they don't waste as much ink). Stationaries and Calanders come out well in decent printing paper. If you use thin typewriter paper, it may bleed. For Flat Stationary, All you have to do is print it up, snip away at the edges and just write on your stationary easily! For Fold-In Stationary, just print it and snip away at the extra paper edge and fold it in the center (printed side facing OUT). This stationary can be used as a decoration by placing it on a desk with the design side front (How do I explain in words...um...kinda like those little elementary school name cards we all had to put on our desks back in the day ^^) For Calanders, they have multi purposes. You can use a calander to just print up and tape it to your wall or you can print it up and place it inside as decoration for a clear plastic binder. For Cards, these little suckers vary. They're either four-way folded or just fold-in. Either way, if you can't figure it out without help, shame on you! >_< For Bookmarks, all you have to do is simply print them up and cut out the excess! However, the best way to make them last is by folding. Cut off the excess paper outside by following the dotted lines. Next, fold the top and bottom creases marked "Fold 1" and "Fold 2". Then Fold in the sides and use a sticker or a piece of tape to tape up the back. And voila! Theres your bookmark! For Binder Decorations, they're meant to be printed up and used for decorations for...well...binders! Just get a generic binder that has clear plastic sleeves on the outside and place the decorations inside. I'll try to put up pictures soon ^_~ Good luck! ^o^