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dxcalendar(1X)															    dxcalendar(1X)

Name
       dxcalendar - DECwindows calendar program

Syntax
       dxcalendar [ options ]

Description
       The  dxcalendar	command  starts an on-line interactive calendar and appointment book.  The calendar stores and organizes information about
       events, reminds you when the scheduled events are due to take place, and can automatically schedule events that repeat on a regular basis.

       When it first starts, dxcalendar creates a binary database file named .dxcalendar.dwc in your home directory.

       The dxcalendar command displays calendar information by providing individual windows for a year, month, or  day.   By  default,	dxcalendar
       displays a window containing a month display with the current day enclosed in a box.

       To  select a month or day, click on the appropriate name or number.  To move backwards and forwards within one display type, use the scroll
       bars provided.  To change from one display type to another, double-click on the appropriate item.  For example, to  show  a  year  display,
       double-click  on the year.  To get context-sensitive help on a name or a menu item, place the cursor on the item and press the Help key and
       MB1 simultaneously.

       For more information, see the DECwindows Desktop Applications Guide, click on the Help menu, or use the Help key.

Options
       -bd color	   Specifies the color of the window's border (color displays only).  The default is specified by  means  of  the  Session
			   Manager's Customize Window dialog box.

       -bg color	   Specifies the color of the window's background (color displays only).  The default is specified by means of the Session
			   Manager's Customize Window dialog box.

       -d dispname	   Specifies the display screen on which dxcalendar displays its window.  If the display option is not specified, dxcalen-
			   dar	uses  the  display screen specified by your DISPLAY environment variable.  The display option has the format host-
			   name:number.  Using two colons (::) instead of one (:) indicates that DECnet is to be used for transport.  The  default
			   is :0.  For more information, see

       -display dispname   This option is the same as the -d option.

       -fg color	   Specifies the color of the text (color displays only).  The default is specified by means of the Session Manager's Cus-
			   tomize Window dialog box.

Menus
       The dxcalendar window contains the following menus:
       File
       Edit
       View
       Entry
       Customize
       Help

File Menu
       The File menu lets you modify the dxcalendar session.  Updates take effect immediately.	The File menu contains the following menu items:

       Open	      Lets you select the calendar you want to manipulate or open an additional calendar.  A dialog box is displayed prompting for
		      the name of the calendar.  You can open calendars for which you do not have write access.  If you specify the name of a cal-
		      endar that does not exist, dxcalendar prompts you for the name of a calendar that you want to create.   If  you  have  write
		      access to the specified directory, the calendar is created with your default file access.

       Open in New    Lets you open another calendar in another window.

       Include	      Allows you to include a file into an entry.

       Close	      Closes the current calendar.  If the current calendar is the only active calendar, exits from dxcalendar.

       Name As	      Renames the current calendar.  You are prompted for the new calendar name.

       Delete	      Deletes a calendar.  A dialog box asking for confirmation is displayed.

       Print	      Writes  a representation of a specified range of timeslots in the calendar to a file in PostScript, DDIF, or Text format and
		      optionally lets you send the file to a printer.  If there is a currently selected timeslot range, dxcalendar displays a dia-
		      log box asking you to confirm that the selected range is to be printed.  You can also specify the timeslot range by entering
		      the starting and ending times of the range to be printed.

       Exit	      Exits from the dxcalendar application and closes all dxcalendar windows.

Edit Menu
       The Edit menu contains the following menu items:

       Cut	      Cuts the selected text from the application window.

       Copy	      Copies the selected text.

       Paste	      Pastes the text last cut or copied.

       Clear	      Deletes selected text from an entry or deletes a selected entry.

       Select All     Selects all entries or all text in an open entry.

       Mark	      Alters the display of the selected day.  The Mark submenu contains the following menu items:

		      Default	Specifies that the selected day be marked as it was at dxcalendar startup, after previously being marked with  one
				of the other four options.

		      Work Day	Specifies that the selected day be marked as a work day (bold type).

		      Non-Work Day
				Specifies that the selected day be marked as a non-work day (lighter type).

		      Normal	Specifies that the selected day be marked as a non-special day (normal type).

		      Special	Specifies that the selected day be marked as a special day (bold, larger, and on color displays, red type).

View Menu
       The View Menu contains the following menu items:

       Selected  Changes  the current display to the display type of the selected item.  For example, if a day number is selected from a year dis-
		 play, the display type is converted to a day display, with the selected day displayed.  The selected item must  be  the  name	or
		 number of a year, month, or day.

       Today	 Changes the current display to a display of the current day.

       Day	 Changes the current display to a day display.

       Month	 Changes the current display to a month display.  By default, dxcalendar displays the month containing the current day.

       Year	 Changes the current display to a year display.  By default, dxcalendar displays the year containing the current day and month.

Entry Menu
       If  you	double	click on a day, or choose either the Today or the Day option from the View menu, the Entry menu is listed on the menu bar.
       The Entry menu also appears on the menu bar when you invoke dxcalendar if you have used the Customize menu's General option to  select  Day
       as the First View.  The Entry menu contains the following menu items:

       Edit	      Lets you add and delete calendar timeslot entries.  This item is enabled only if the day display is in use and a timeslot is
		      selected.  A dialog box appears with a text window that lets you enter text into the selected timeslot and  prompts  for	an
		      alarm.   When  the  alarm  is activated, dxcalendar displays a dialog box listing the date, the time of the timeslot and the
		      contents of the timeslot entry, and emits a beep.

       Close	      Closes an open entry.

       Delete	      Deletes an entry.

       Reset	      Removes any changes you have made to the entry.

Customize Menu
       The Customize menu contains the following menu items:

       General	      Customize various general options.

       Day View       Customize the day view.

       Icon Box       Customize the icon box

       Alarms	      Customize the default alarms.

       Save Settings  Save current settings.

       Restore Settings
		      Cancel any unsaved changes you have made.

       Use Defaults   Return to the default dxcalendar settings.

X Defaults
       The dxcalendar application uses the values in the .Xdefaults file when you logged in and uses the  appropriate  resource  specification	to
       customize  the appearance or characteristics of its displayed dxcalendar window.  The format for a resource specification in the .Xdefaults
       file is:

       [name*]resource:    value

       name	 Specifies the application name or the name string that restricts the resource assignment to that application or to a component of
		 an application.  If this argument is not specified, the resource assignment is globally available to all X applications.

       resource  Specifies the resource.

       value	 Specifies the value that is to be assigned to the resource.

       The available class identifier is dxcalendar.

       For more information, see

Files
       ~/.Xdefaults
       ~/.DXcalendar
       ~/.dxcalendar.dwc
       /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/DXcalendar

See Also
       DECwindows Desktop Applications Guide

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