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4 | DATEBOOK(1) UNIX 5.0 (Lynxcairne) DATEBOOK(1)
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5 | DATEBOOK(1) UNIX 5.0 (Lynxcairne) DATEBOOK(1)
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9 | NAME
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10 | NAME
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11 | datebook - reminder service
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13 | SYNOPSIS
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14 | SYNOPSIS
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15 | datebook [ file ]
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16 | datebook
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18 | DESCRIPTION
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19 | DESCRIPTION
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20 | ________ consults the file `datebook.dat' if no argument is
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21 | Datebook
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22 | present, or file if it is present, and prints out lines that
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23 | file
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24 | contain today's, tomorrow's, or a proper future date at the
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25 | beginning of the line. Most reasonable month-day dates such
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26 | as `Dec. 7,' `december 7,' `12/7,' etc., are recognized, but
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27 | not `7 December' or `7/12'. On weekends `tomorrow' extends
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28 | through Monday.
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30 | ________ also supports months and days of the week by
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31 | Datebook
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32 | themselves. This allows you to specify things on a weekly
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33 | or monthly basis. The format for weekday names is the same
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34 | as that for month names; Mon., monday, tues, tue, wed, etc.
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35 | The month may be specified either by name, or by number.
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36 | The weekday will only be recognized by name.
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38 | EXTENDED NOTIFICATION
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39 | EXTENDED NOTIFICATION
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40 | If you wish to have ________ notification of a previous or
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41 | extended
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42 | upcoming event, ________ supports a notation that extends a
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43 | datebook
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44 | date by a week.
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46 | If "*w" is appended directly to the week day, I.E. 12/7*w,
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47 | then you will be sent a reminder every day beginning
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48 | approximately (depending on the weekend) 7 days prior to the
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49 | date.
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51 | If "*W" (note the significance of case "w" or "W") is
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52 | appended to the week day as in the above example, than you
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53 | will be notified beginning one day before and extending up
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54 | to 10 days after.
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56 | If you wish to have both of these features, I.E. a 2 week
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57 | window around the given date, you can append "*Ww" or "*wW"
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58 | to the week day.
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60 | EXTENDED MESSAGES
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61 | EXTENDED MESSAGES
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62 | ________ will recognize lines with leading blanks or tabs as
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63 | Datebook
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64 | extensions to a line with a matched (the date given is
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65 | "today") date. This allows comments longer than one line to
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66 | be present for any given date. Below is an example date
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67 | specification.
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69 | Wednesday
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70 | Backups...
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71 | Check all printers for paper, ribbons, etc.
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76 | Page 1 (printed 10/6/86)
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83 | DATEBOOK(1) UNIX 5.0 (Lynxcairne) DATEBOOK(1)
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88 | SAMPLE FILE
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89 | SAMPLE FILE
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90 | July Get the budget ready for the new fiscal year
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91 | Monday Check all printers for paper...
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92 | Check MMDF, MDQS, and UUCP
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93 | Wednesday Backups are tonight...
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94 | Friday Lets go party....
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95 | 6/17 John's b'day
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96 | Mark's b'day
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98 | FILES
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99 | FILES
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100 | datebook.dat The users' calendar ________'_ extended idea
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101 | Datebook s
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102 | of `tomorrow' doesn't account for holidays. Lines
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103 | containing erroneous data are silently ignored.
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105 | CREDITS TO
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106 | CREDITS TO
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107 | Original code by Gregg Wonderly
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108 | Oklahoma State University
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111 | CP/M version by D.N. Lynx Crowe
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