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install-expenses(1)		   Conduits		   install-expenses(1)

NAME
       install-expenses	 -  Install  an expense record from various parameters
       and arguments passed at connection time.

SYNOPSIS
       install-expenses [-p <port>] [-qrt] [-c <category>] [<filename>]

DESCRIPTION
       install-expenses allows a Palm handheld with the Expense application to
       have  expense  records synchronized to it from the commandline. You can
       pass  any   of	the   fields   (except	 categories,   currently)   to
       install-expenses and create new expense records on your Palm handheld.

OPTIONS
       -p, --port <port>
	      Use device file <port> to communicate with the Palm handheld. If
	      this is not specified, will look for the $PILOTPORT  environment
	      variable.	 If  both  are not found or supplied, install-expenses
	      will fall back to /dev/pilot

       -h, --help
	      Display the help synopsis for install-expenses

       -v, --version
	      Display version information for install-expenses

       -t, --ttype <ttype>
	      Add entries to the "Payment Type" field. These  can  be  in  the
	      form  of Cash, Check, and Others. See the Expense application on
	      your Palm device for full details on payment types.

       -e, --etype <etype>
	      Add entries to the "Expense Type" field. These  can  be  in  the
	      form  of Airfare, Meals, and Others. See the Expense application
	      on your Palm device for full details on expense types.

       -a, --amount <amount>
	      Add dollar amount entries to the "Amount" field. These can be in
	      the form of 1.00 or "$10.00" and so on. See the Expense applica‐
	      tion on your Palm device for full details on amount types.

       -V, --vendor <vendor>
	      Add entries to the "Vendor" field. These are  free-form  values,
	      and  can	be  the name of a restaurant, an airline, or any other
	      text value you wish to use.

       -g, --guests <num>
	      Add the number of attendees to the expense record, identified by
	      <num>.  If  you  ate  lunch with four (4) additional people, you
	      would put five (5) here, a numeric value.

       -i, --city <city>
	      Add entries to the "City" field in the expense record. These are
	      free-form	 values, and can be the name of the location, city, or
	      town that the expense record occured in.

       -n, --note <note>
	      Add a "Note" entry to the expense record.	 These	are  free-form
	      values, and can be some notes related to the expense entry.

       -c, --category <category>
	      Create  entries  into  the  named category defined here. See the
	      Expense application on your Palm	device	for  full  details  on
	      using these categories.

       -r, --replace <category>
	      Replace  the  entry  found  in  the named category identified by
	      <category>.

USAGE
       The program will connect to the Palm handheld, and install entries into
       the  Expense  application  based	 on  values passed to install-expenses
       arguments.

BUGS
       KNOWN BUGS

	      install-expenses has no known bugs at this time.

       REPORTING BUGS

	      Report bugs at http://bugs.pilot-link.org/

AUTHOR
       install-expenses was written by community authors, the original	author
       is unknown.

SEE ALSO
       read-expenses(1)

(c) FSF 1996-2003	      pilot-link - 0.11.8	   install-expenses(1)
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