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6 Day Planner - a simple Day Planner for Gtk2/GNOME.
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9 dayplanner [OPTIONS]
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12 Day Planner is a program designed to help you easily plan and manage
13 your time. It can manage appointments, birthdays and more and makes
14 sure you remember your appointments by displaying reminders.
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17 -h, --help
18 Display the help screen.
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20 -v, --version
21 Display version information.
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23 -d, --debuginfo
24 Display information useful for debugging. You should include the
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27 -t, --test N
28 Start Day Planner in "test" mode. This starts up a Day Planner
29 instance completely separate from your real instance, so that no
30 data will be touched. This is mainly useful for testing unstable
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33 --test can take an optional argument (N) which is a number. This
34 number specifies the test instance to use, which allows you to have
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37 --confdir DIR
38 Use the directory DIR instead of the default Day Planner
39 configuration directory. See also --test.
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41 -s, --shutdaemon
42 Shut down the Day Planner daemon when closing Day Planner.
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44 --nodaemon
45 Run Day Planner without the Day Planner daemon. This is useful on
46 systems where memory is low, primarily embedded systems. You should
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51 --exportical FILE
52 Export Day Planner calendar data in the iCalendar format to FILE.
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55 Import iCalendar data from FILE.
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57 --exporthtml DIR
58 Export Day Planner data as HTML to DIR. DIR should be empty before
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63 See http://www.day-planner.org/index.php/help <http://www.day-
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67 Eskild Hustvedt <eskild at zerodogg dot org>
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70 CONFDIR is XDG_CONFIG_PATH/dayplanner by default. XDG_CONFIG_PATH is
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78 CONFDIR/dayplanner.conf
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85 The internal state file, you should not edit this.
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88 The holiday definitions file. Feel free to edit it.
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91 The daemon's internal state file. You really should not edit this.
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94 The daemon and services logfiles. The latter may not exist on some
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98 The daemon's communication socket, and Day Planner's IPC sockett
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101 For additional program documentation: dayplanner-daemon(1)
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104 For API documentation: DP::iCalendar DP::iCalendar::Manager
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108 Copyright (C) Eskild Hustvedt 2006-2012
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110 This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
111 under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
112 Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your
113 option) any later version.
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115 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
116 WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
117 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
118 General Public License for more details.
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120 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
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