newtonlink -pr [file]
This function gets all outbox print entrys of your Newton and writes them to a temporary ASCII file. In command line mode you can select a optional filename. If you do not give a filename a default filename is used. You can edit the name and path of the default file in the Newtonlink config file.
After that, Newtonlink converts this ASCII file to an postscript printout and finally starts a previewer. You can select the name and path of the postscript converter (default: a2ps) and the previewer (default: ghostview) in the Newtonlink config file.newtonlink -fax
This function gets all outbox fax entrys of your Newton and writes them to a temporary ACSII file. After that, Newtonlink calls an optinal fax file creator e.g. efax by Ed Casas, to produce a fax file, starts a previewer and finally sends the fax by your fax tool. You can edit the name and path of the temporary file, the call to your fax file creator (default: fax make), the fax previewer (default: fax view) and the fax tool (default: fax send) in the Newtonlink config file.
newtonlink -nsmail
This function gets all mails of your Newton outbox and
writes them to a Netscape mail outbox file. You can edit the name
and path of this file in the Newtonlink config file. There you
can also select your Newton mailer.
You can write mails on your Newton while you are out and back
in your office you are able to import them to your Netscape email
outbox and send them from there on.
Please fill in your email address and your organisation in the
Newtonlink config file.
newtonlink -kmail
This function gets all mails of your Newton outbox and
writes them to a KMail outbox file. You can edit the name
and path of this file in the Newtonlink config file. There you
can also select your Newton mailer.
You can write mails on your Newton while you are out and back
in your office you are able to import them to your KMail
outbox and send them from there on.
Please fill in your email address and your organisation in the
Newtonlink config file.
newtonlink -mail
This function is nearly the same funktion like -nsmail, but feeds the mails directly into sendmail for instant delivery. You need a working sendmail installation on your system. This should work of course with other mta's accepting recipient information via stdin too.