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2001 Fritz Elfert &FDLNotice; __DATE__ __VERSION__ &kpsion; is an application for handling backup, restore and formatting of Psion PDAs. KDE plptools KPsion Psion PDA backup restore format Welcome to &kpsion;! &kpsion; is an application handling backup, restore and formatting of Psion PDAs for the K Desktop Environment. It uses the daemon ncpd and the libraries from the plptools package. This program is meant to be started from the command line or from .desktop files. &kpsion; is part of the plptools package. The plptools package is available at http://plptools.sourceforge.net/. The plptools package is not focussed on KDE application. Therefore, to enable the build of KDE related stuff (&kpsion; is part of that) you have to use the option --enable-kde when running plptools configure. The build process usual works like this: $ ./configure --enable-kde $ make $ make install You will have to execute the last step as root. The installation process needs to be able to write to the system wide KDE directories. Usage of &kpsion; is easy. The syntax is one of the following: kpsion kpsion --autobackup kpsion --backup DRIVE kpsion --restore DRIVE kpsion --format DRIVE If started without any options, &kpsion; starts up in interactive mode. If started with any of the above options, &kpsion; performs the given task non interactively. --autobackup This specifies to run a scheduled backup of the connected Psion. If no psion is connected, nothing happens. --backup DRIVE This option starts backup of the specified DRIVE. DRIVE is a single drive letter. --restore DRIVE This option starts restore of the specified DRIVE. DRIVE is a single drive letter. --format DRIVE This option starts format of the specified DRIVE. DRIVE is a single drive letter. TBD TBD Copyright 2001 Fritz Elfert &kpsion; is written by Fritz Elfert. The author can be reached through email at felfert@to.com. Please report any bugs you find to me so that I can fix them. If you have a suggestion, feel free to contact me. &underFDL; &underGPL;