To help families and businesses get ready for a new year, the website Printable2012Calendars.com has added more printable 2012 calendars, with more than two dozen styles to choose from. Everything on the site is free.

There are all-on-one-page calendars with both horizontal and vertical orientations, weekly calendars, calendars with holidays in red type, and even a wallet-sized calendar and a large print calendar with easy-to-read dates.

Printable2012calendars.com was actually launched several months ago, for those who like to plan early. But recently site creator Kevin Savetz added several new designs and variations.

"This site offers a wide range of calendars for home and business, and the best part is, they're all free to download and print," Savetz said. "Just choose a PDF you can write on or opt for the DOC version you can open and type into in Microsoft Word. You can add birthdays, business appointments and other important information before you print them out."

New variations include more styles of the popular year-on-one-page calendars as well as calendars indicating holidays. There are also weekly calendars with the option to print a week at a time, or all 52 weeks at once. There are calendars for each month of 2012, along with a convenient all-in-one download of all 12 months in a single file.

There are also more than two dozen calendar variations, including large print calendar, wallet size, academic calendars for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 school years, and many styles of year-on-one-page calendars. Other variations include calendars that start on Monday and calendars with the weekends shaded gray.

"This site follows on the heels of my popular 2011 calendar site," Savetz said. "I'm so pleased that people are finding these easy-to-use, free calendars helpful in their personal and business lives."

There are more than 80 sites in the FreePrintable.net family of free printables sites created by Savetz Publishing, Inc., a company devoted to creating useful and informative web sites of interest to consumers and small businesses.