01-26-2013
help with sed script
It worked with the quotes!! but it copies each file twice. Any thoughts on why?
I can live with this if there are no fixes.
Thanks you so much.
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NAME
rednotebook - daily journal with calendar, templates and keyword searching
SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
RedNotebook is a desktop diary that makes it very easy for you to keep track of the stuff you do and the thoughts you have. This journal
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OPTIONS
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journal-path can be one of the following:
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FILES
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AUTHOR
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