NAME
memos - Manipulate MemoDB.pdb entries from a file or your Palm device
DESCRIPTION
Manipulate MemoDB.pdb entries from a file or your Palm device
USAGE
Usage: memos -p <port> [-V] [options]
OPTIONS
- -p, --port <port>
-
Use device file <port> to communicate with Palm
- -h, --help
-
Display help information for memos
- -v, --version
-
Display memos version information
- -V, --verbose
-
Verbose, with -d, print each filename when written
- -d, --delete
-
Delete memo named by number <num>
- -f, --file [file] ..
-
Use <file> as input file (instead of MemoDB.pdb)
- -s, --save <dir>
-
Save memos in <dir> instead of writing to STDOUT
- -c, --category <cat>
-
Only upload memos in this category
- -r, --regex [regexp]
-
Select memos saved by regular expression on title
By default, the contents of your Palm's memo database will be written to standard output as a standard Unix mailbox (mbox-format) file, with each memo as a separate message. The subject of each message will be the category.
If '-s' is specified, than instead of being written to standard output, will be saved in subdirectories of <dir>. Each subdirectory will be the name of a category on the Palm, and will contain the memos in that category. Each memo's filename will be the first line (up to the first 40 chcters) of the memo. Control chcters, slashes, and equal signs that would otherwise appear in filenames are converted after the fashion of MIME's quoted-printable encoding. Note that if you have two memos in the same category whose first lines are identical, one of them will be overwritten.
If '-f' is specified, the specified file will be treated as a memo database from which to read memos, rather than HotSyncing from the Palm.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Ludovic Rousseau <[email protected]> for the Debian GNU/Linux system.