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COOLMAIL
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
EXAMPLES
X DEFAULTS
COPYRIGHT
AUTHORS
SEE ALSO
NAME
coolmail - 3D animated mail notificaion utility
SYNOPSIS
coolmail [option ...]
DESCRIPTION
Coolmail is a mail notification utility with 3D animated graphics. Coolmail watches your inbox and lets you know when you have mail. Clicking on coolmail can launch your mail reading/writing utility. While your mail utility is open, clicking on coolmail will cause it to check your inbox at that instant, without waiting for the next regular interval.
OPTIONS
-e command
Use the specified command to launch your mail utility. Command is a string, and should be in quotes if it contains spaces.
-f filename
Watch filename, instead of the default mail inbox file.
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-fr n |
Set the number of frames to generate for each animation to n. Set this to an suit your preference and your machineβs graphics performance. The default is 15. |
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-h |
Print some help then exit. |
-int n | -update n
Check your mail inbox at n-second intervals. The default is 30 seconds.
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-mono |
Run in monochrome mode. |
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-once |
Ring bell when new mail is first detected, but not when more new mail is detected. |
-af filename
Specifies the audio file to use rather than the standard system beep.
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-vol n |
Value between 0 and 100 for the volume setting for both the system beep and the sound file. The default is 50. |
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-v |
Print version and inbox path. |
Coolmail also accepts the standard X Toolkit options, such as -geometry, etc.
EXAMPLES
coolmail -e "emacs -f rmail" -int 20
Tells coolmail to check the inbox every 20 seconds, and launch the shell command, emacs -f rmail, when the user clicks on coolmail.
X DEFAULTS
This program
understands the core resource names and classes as well as:
frameCount (
class
FrameCount)
Specifies the number of frames to be generated per animation.
inbox ( class Inbox)
Specifies the mail inbox that coolmail will watch.
mailCommand ( class MailCommand)
Specifies the command that should be launched to read and write mail.
monochrome ( class Monochrome)
A Boolean value that enables monochrome mode when true.
soundFile ( class SoundFile)
Specifies the audio file to use rather than the standard system beep.
volume ( class Volume)
Value between 0 and 100 for the volume setting for both the system beep and the sound file.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 1994
by Byron C. Darrah (darrah@kaiwan.com)
AUTHORS
Byron C. Darrah (darrah@kaiwan.com) Sound support added by Randall K. Sharpe (rsharpe@ncsa.uiuc.edu)
SEE ALSO
X(1), xrdb(1)