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Post 302223667 by solomonml on Monday 11th of August 2008 04:27:59 AM
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gpilot-install-file
GPILOT-INSTALL-FILE(1) General Commands Manual GPILOT-INSTALL-FILE(1) NAME
gpilot-install-file - gnome-pilot file conduit scheduler SYNOPSIS
gpilot-install-file [--now|--later] files... DESCRIPTION
gpilot-install-file is a command line tool for scheduling files to be installed on a Palm PDA by the gnome-pilot file conduilt. OPTIONS
In addition to a list of files to be installed gpilot-install-file takes the following options: --now Schedule the file(s) for installation and wait for the user to synchronise immediately. --later Schedule the file(s) for installation and exit. The files will be installed at the next synchronization. SEE ALSO
gpilot-applet(1), gpilotd(1), file-conduit-control-applet(1). AUTHOR
The file installation conduit was written by Eskil Olsen <eskil@eazel.com>. This manual page was written by Mark Brown <broonie@sirena.org.uk>. April 30, 2001 GPILOT-INSTALL-FILE(1)