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XPAD(1)								       XPAD(1)

NAME
       xpad - A sticky notes application for GTK+ 2.0

SYNOPSIS
       xpad [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       A sticky notes application for GTK+ 2.0.

OPTIONS
       -v, --version
	      Display version information.

       -?, --help
	      Display usage information.

       -h, --hide
	      Hides  existing  pads  on	 startup.  All pads will be hidden, so
	      unless the tray icon is present or you also specify --new,  xpad
	      will exit immediately.

       -s, --show
	      Shows existing pads on startup.

       -n, --new
	      Open a new pad.

       -N, --no-new
	      Prevents xpad from making a new pad on startup.  A new pad would
	      be created if xpad is already running and is  run	 again	or  if
	      there are no old pads to load.

       -f, --new-from-file=FILE
	      Create a new pad with the contents of a file

       -q, --quit
	      Closes all open pads and terminates the xpad processes.

AUTHOR
       Written by Michael Terry <mike@mterry.name>.

			      September 20, 2008		       XPAD(1)

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