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| Author/Date | Command line options |
| Carlos Rocha 11/02/2004 8:00pm | Hi Matthew,
When calling Scribe with command line parameters the subject string still becomes wrong if I use portuguese characters, for example: "Devolução taxa justiça" becomes "Devolu?o taxa justi" And the attached filename is case-sensitive (not big deal). Win XP Pro, Test3 And: 1. Any chance to call the calendar from command line with options like "open it in a given date" and "put this on for tomorrow" or "write down today in a text file"? 2. Any chance to attach more than one file and still define the body? 3. I like the buttons :) Thanks |
| fReT 11/02/2004 8:18pm | Command line: This is a bug, I'll look at it soon.
Attach more than one file: maybe -f "file1,file2,file3" ? Calendar scripting: Would being able to import vCal files (which included their own start/end date) work? With maybe another option to open the calendar at a certain date? |
| Carlos Rocha 11/02/2004 10:18pm | Thanks for the fast reply
>Attach more than one file: maybe -f "file1,file2,file3" ? In your place I would choose something like -f @filelist.txt with the -b for each file, because of the limitation of command line lenght, and to be able to send attachments and still define the body, like: file1.txt file2.exe -b file3.jpg -b >Calendar scripting: Would being able to import vCal files >(which included their own start/end date) work? With maybe >another option to open the calendar at a certain date? I think you got it :) Your Calendar is great. I'm realy interested in supporting it from my App. I'll check that "vCal stuff" in your docs and post something here. Thanks again |
| fReT 12/02/2004 7:34am | I've fixed the accented chars in the command line. At least in Win2k. |
| Carlos Rocha 12/02/2004 12:37pm | I found iCal (not vCal), and I like the approach: it's easy to work with text files :)
I like the idea of a shared calendar too, and it's maybe the easier way to sell InScribe. By the way, you need another flag (-a How about signing the messages (like outlook)? it would be the perfect e-mail client -- I have about ????? clients waiting -- :) Greats |
| fReT 12/02/2004 6:02pm | iCal/vCal - same thing...
-a: huh? Whats it do? Certificates: When I figure out how they work I'll write some code. But I havn't really had much luck with it yet. There is a lot of hard to read docs to get through. I know your waiting on it. |
| Carlos Rocha 12/02/2004 6:30pm | hehe.... (-a[accountname])
the signs "minor" and "major" eated it :) I'm trying some tests with openSSL. Good luck |
| fReT 12/02/2004 6:33pm | I still don't get this "-a" option?
Do you mean 'do a receive on account xyz'? |
| Carlos Rocha 12/02/2004 7:07pm | It's probably my english :)
With more than one account, how can we select the one we want to use to send a message (using command line options)? By the way, I feel a similar problem when sending messages to people with more than one e-mail address: the soluction is to create more than one entry for the same person |
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