cheat sheets.

$ cheat remind_commands
Remind (http://www.roaringpenguin.com/products/remind) is a
sophisticated calendar and alarm program.

Display TODAY's reminders. For a different day's reminders simply
follow the rem command with the target date.
    $ rem

Display reminders for some day that is NOT TODAY. For a future date
replace n by the number of days in the future. For a past date
replace the plus sign with a minus sign and replace n by the number
of days in the past.
    $ remind ~/.reminders `(echo 'banner %'; echo 'msg
    [trigger(today()+n)]') | remind -`

Generate a WEEKLY calendar in standard output
    $ remind -c+ ~/.reminders

Generate a MONTHLY calendar in standard output
    $ remind -c ~/.reminders

Generate a POSTSCRIPT version of the remind monthly calendar. Replace
n with the number of months to display.
    $ remind -p1 ~/.reminders | rem2ps -c -ftshed LucidaGrande -sthd
    11 -se 9 -i -l -m A4 -or 72 -t 0.5 > ~/calendar.ps

Generate and an HTML file of the remind monthly calendar. Replace
n with the number of months to display.
    $ remind -p4 ~/.reminders | rem2html -b 1 -t 1 -se -1 > ~/cal.html

Display Growl (http://growl.info/) notification of today's reminders
    $ remind ~/.reminders | growlnotify -t 'Reminders for today'
    --appIcon iCal -s

Run remind as a background daemon and display reminders through
Growl:
    $ nohup remind -z -k'osascript -e "beep"; growlnotify -n remind
    -a iCal -t Reminder -s -m %s &' ~/.reminders &
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