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Program Name: NemoCalendar (Version 0.91)
Synopsis: nemocal [-weekly|-monthly|-yearly] [-n[,m]] [year/month/day]
produces "calendar.tex", a LaTeX calendar file
Status: Public domain, Released on Apr.1, 1994.
The complete C source code is provided in a single file, "nemocal.c".
Should be easily compiled in any system with very few modifications.
For instance,
gcc -Wall -O -o nemocal nemocal.c
compiled just fine with no warnings in my Linux box after I removed
#include <conio.h> and replaced the two non-ANSI functions getche()
and cprintf() by getchar() and printf() respectively.
For DOS users, the executable nemocal.exe is provided, which has been
compiled by WATCOM C 9.01.
Author: Joohee Jeong (jeong@violet.berkeley.edu)
/* -------------------------------------- */
The command
nemocal
with no command line options displays brief help screen as follows:
Usage: nemocal -options [-n[,m]] [year/month/day]
where -options = -w[eekly]|-m[onthly]|-y[early]
-n = number of pages
m = number of months in a page (for -monthly only)
year/month/day = start of the calendar
The first field of the options should be one among -weekly,-monthly and
-yearly. -w,-m and -y can be used as shortcuts. These options generate
weekly/monthly/ yearly calendars respectively. The second field -n is
used to specify the number of calendar pages to be generated.
-1 is the default. The third field specifies the start of the
calendar. Today is the default. year doesn't assume 19**. So, you
can't use use 94 in place of 1994.
Monthly calendar takes -n[,m] as the second field option. m is one
among 1,2,4 and 6, meaning 1,2,4 and 6 months in a page. n is the
number of pages. Monthly calendar needs landscape printing when
m=1 or m=4. In the third field, /day is not used. For instance,
1994/7/12 has the same effect as 1994/7, and 7/12 is interpreted as
December of the year A.D.7. m=4,6 are not supported in the current
version 0.9.
Yearly calendar is basically monthly calendar with m=12. In the third
field, /month/day is not used.
The resulting calendar.tex (or calendar.dvi) is to be printed on
the US standard letter size papers. For other sizes of paper, some
modification on the source code should be necessary. calendar.dvi
is sometimes to be printed in landscape mode (and sometimes portrait
mode). This mode of printing is reminded on the screen by
NemoCalendar.
History:
Feb.10,1994 Version 0.90
Initial release
Apr.1,1994 Version 0.91
Bug-fix, related to weekly calendars
BUGS: Doesn't check the validity of third field input parameters.
DISCLAIMER: This software comes with absolutely no warranty. In
no event the author shall be liable for direct, indirect or conse-
quential damages, loses, costs, fees or expenses of any nature or
kind.
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Joohee Jeong Phone/Fax (510) 528-8753
Internet: jeong@violet.berkeley.edu CompuServe: 73072,3651
Nemosoft Technologies, P.O.Box 1619, El Cerrito, CA 94530, U.S.A.
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