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XDINITDB(1)							   XDINITDB(1)

NAME
       xdinitdb - create an XDiary calendar

SYNOPSIS
       xdinitdb [-usage] [xdiaryOption ...]

DESCRIPTION
       xdinitdb	 will  create an XDiary calendar in the directory you specify.
       It will also update an existing XDiary  calendar	 to  the  most	recent
       release.	 xdinitdb  does	 not  destroy  any files, it just adds missing
       files and directories.

       You can run xdinitdb to make sure that your  XDiary  calendars  include
       all necessary files and directories. If xdinitdb finds any problems, it
       will report them.

       xdinitdb can also be used to create  XDiary  calendars  off  line,  for
       example	to  automatically  create  an  XDiary  database when a user is
       defined.

OPTIONS
       xdinitdb supports several options which are described in the XDiary on-
       line help.

FILES
       $HOME/Diary

SEE ALSO
       The built in help in XDiary.

AUTHOR
       Roger Larsson (llg@ubszh.ch.net)

       Comments, suggestions, and bug reports are always welcome.

				     XDiary			   XDINITDB(1)

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