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Usage: pilot-hinotes Synchronize your Hi-Notes database with your desktop machine By default, the contents of your Palm's Hi-Notes database will be written to STDOUT as a standard Unix mailbox (in mbox-format) file, with each memo as a separate message. The subject of each message will be the category. The memos will be written to STDOUT unless the '-d' option is specified. Using '-d' will be save the memos in subdirectories of <dir>. Each subdirectory will contain the name of a category on the Palm where the record was stored, and will contain the memos found in that category. Each memo's filename will be the first line (up to the first 40 characters) of the memo. Control characters, slashes, and equal signs that would otherwise appear in filenames are converted using the correct MIME's quoted-printable encoding. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Note that if you have two memos in the same category whose first lines are identical, one of them will be OVERWRITTEN! This is unavoidable at the present time, but may be fixed in a future release. Also, please note that synchronizing Hi-Note images is not supported at this time, only text. Please see http://www.cyclos.com/ for more information on Hi-Note. Example arguments: -p /dev/pilot -d ~/Palm -d, --dirname=dir Save memos in <dir> instead of writing to STDOUT Options common to all conduits. -p, --port=<port> Use device <port> to communicate with Palm -t, --timeout=<timeout> Use timeout <timeout> seconds --version Display version information -q, --quiet Suppress 'Hit HotSync button' message Help options: -?, --help Show this help message --usage Display brief usage message