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NAME
     cm_insert - insert appointments into Calendar Manager  data-
     base

SYNOPSIS
     cm_insert [ -c calendar ] [ -d date ] [ -s start ] [  -e end
     ] [ -v view ] [ -w what ]

DESCRIPTION
     The cm_insert utility is a tty interface to Calendar Manager
     cm(1).   It  can  be  used to add new appointments to the cm
     database via the  RPC  daemon  rpc.cmsd.   Appointments  are
     added  one at a time.  Each of the components of an appoint-
     ment is specified using one of the command line  flags  fol-
     lowed  by  the desired value.  Once an appointment is added,
     the list of appointments for the specified date  (see  date,
     view options) is displayed.

OPTIONS
     -c calendar
               The name of the target calendar.   Calendar  names
               take  the  form  "user@host",  where the user is a
               user's login name and the host is the host machine
               name.   An  example  is "felix@cat".  If no target
               calendar is specified, calendar  defaults  to  the
               current user at the current host machine.

     -d date   The insertion date for the appointment.  The  date
               is  specified  using the form "mm/dd/yy", although
               certain other references such as  "today",  "Tues-
               day",  "tomorrow",  etc. are correctly calculated.
               If no date is specified, date defaults to  today's
               date.

     -s start  The starting time for the appointment. The time is
               specified  using the form "hh:mm" plus an optional
               "am" or "pm" meridian.  If "am/pm"  is  left  off,
               "am" is assumed. Time specified using 24-hour con-
               vention (e.g.  "15:30" instead of "3:30  pm")  are
               acceptable  and  are  converted  to  meridian time
               before insertion.  If no starting time  is  speci-
               fied,  starting time defaults to "magic" time (see
               Calendar Manager manual) and no time appears  next
               to the appointment.

     -e end    The ending time for the appointment. The  time  is
               specified  as  above  "starting time".  It is con-
               sidered an error to specify an ending time without
               specifying a starting time.

     -v view   View span.  This controls  the  span  of  time  to
               display.   The  user may specify "day", "week", or
               "month".  The "day" view displays all appointments
               for  the  given  date  (see -d option above).  The
               "week" view displays the full week which  contains
               the given date, starting with Sunday.  The "month"
               view displays the entire month which contains  the
               given  date, starting with the first of the month.
               The default view is "day".

     -w what   What the  appointment  is  about.   The  user  may
               specify  a string of text describing the nature of
               the appointment.  Up to 5 lines  of  text  can  be
               specified  by  placing "\n" (actual characters "\"
               and "n", not newline) between lines.   It  may  be
               necessary  to  escape the "\" character ("\\n") or
               enclose  string  in  quotes  (""this   string   in
               quotes"")  to  avoid  interpretation  by the local
               shell.   If  not  specified,  "what"  defaults  to
               "Appointment".


USAGE
     The various components of an appointment are specified using
     command  line  flags  followed by the desired value.  Values
     may have embedded spaces, punctuation, etc., although quotes
     may  be  needed around strings which contain certain charac-
     ters to protect them from interpretation by the local  shell
     (e.g. /bin/csh).  An argument is taken to begin at the first
     space after a flag and to continue until the first "-" after
     a space.

EXAMPLE
     The simplest form of cm_insert has no arguments:


          example% cm_insert
          Appointments for Tuesday September 25, 1990:
                  1) Appointment

          example%


     To insert at a specific time:


          example% cm_insert -s 11:00 am
          Appointments for Tuesday September 25, 1990:
                  1) Appointment

                  2) 11:00am-12:00pm Appointment

          example%

     To insert at a specific start and end time:


          example% cm_insert -s 11:00 am -e 11:28 am
          Appointments for Tuesday September 25, 1990:
                  1) Appointment

                  2) 11:00am-11:28am Appointment

          example%


     To insert at a specific time and date:


          example% cm_insert -s 11:00 am -d 09/26/90
          Appointments for Wednesday September 26, 1990:
                  1) 11:00am-12:00pm Appointment

          example%


     To insert at a specific time, date, and message:


          example% cm_insert -s 11:00 am -d 09/26/90 -w call home
          Appointments for Wednesday September 26, 1990:
                  1) 11:00am-12:00pm Appointment
                  2) 11:00am-12:00pm call home

          example%


     Lastly, for multiple line appointments:


          example% cm_insert -s 12:00 -w call dentist\\n
                           no thanks\\ncancel appointment
          Appointments for Tuesday September 25, 1990:
                  1) Appointment

                  2) 11:00am-12:00pm Appointment

                  3) 12:00pm-1:00pm call dentist
                           no thanks
                           cancel appointment
          example%


FILES
     /usr/spool/calendar/callog.username
     /usr/etc/rpc.cmsd or $OPENWINHOME/rpc.cmsd

SEE ALSO
     rpc.cmsd(1), cm_delete(1), cm_lookup(1), cm(1)


NOTES
     The OpenWindows environment may no longer be supported in  a
     future  release.  You may want to migrate to CDE, the Common
     Desktop Environment.

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