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Contents of README:Remind is a sophisticated command-line calendar and alarm program with a sophisticated scripting language and intelligent handling of exceptions and holidays. There are several options to pass to this script at compile-time. Some of these options can be changed at run-time through SET commands, while others (language, date/time separators, character set, and the -u option) must be chosen at compile-time. Pass these using `VAR=value ./remind.SlackBuild`: LANGUAGE=LANG (default: ENGLISH), set the language. See the SlackBuild for possible language options. LAT_DEG=# (default: 45), set the latitudinal degrees LAT_MIN=# (default: 24), set the latitudinal minutes LAT_SEC=# (default: 0), set the latitudinal seconds LON_DEG=# (default: 75), set the longitudinal degrees LON_MIN=# (default: 39), set the longitudinal minutes LON_SEC=# (default: 0), set the longitudinal seconds LOCATION=location (default: Ottawa), set the location string See the SlackBuild for more information on these variables. DEFAULT_PAGE=Letter|A4 (default: Letter), set the default page size DATESEP=-|/ (default: -), set the date separator character TIMESEP=:|. (default: :), set the time separator character CHARSET=ASCII|ISOLATIN1|ISOLATIN2|IBMEXTENDED|IBM852 (default: ISOLATIN1), set the character set to use WANTU=yes|no (default: yes), enable/disable the -u option (which runs remind with the uid and gid of the specified name) There are a number of graphical front-ends to remind. tkremind is included, but requires tcllib (available from SlackBuilds.org) as a run-time requirement. Using remind via the command-line (or via other front-ends) does not require tcllib. |
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