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VYM(1)				Mind mapping tool			  VYM(1)

NAME
     VYM - View Your Mind

SYNOPSIS
     vym [ options ] [ file1 file2 ...	]

DESCRIPTION
     VYM  (View  Your Mind) is a tool to generate and manipulate maps which show
     your thoughts. Such maps can help you to improve your creativity and effec-
     tivity. You can use them for time management, to organize tasks, to get  an
     overview  over  complex  contexts, to sort your ideas etc. Some people even
     think it is fun to work with such maps...

OPTIONS
     -b, --batch
	    Batch mode: hide graphical windows

     -c, --commands
	    Show all available commands

     -d, --debug
	    Show debugging output

     -h, --help
	    Show this help text

     -L, --load
	    Load script

     -l, --local
	    Run with ressources in current directory. (Only needed for	develop-
	    ment)

     --locale
	    Override system locale setting to select languag

     -n, --name <STRING>
	    Set  name  of this vym instance to STRING.	This is used to identify
	    this instance on DBus.

     -q, --quit
	    Quit immediatly after start for benchmarking

     -r, --run <FILE>
	    Run script FILE.

     -R, --restore
	    Restore last session

     -s, --shortcuts
	    Show Keyboard shortcuts on start

     -sl, --shortcutsLaTeX
	    Show Keyboard shortcuts in LaTeX format on start

     -t --test
	    Test mode, e.g. no autosave and changing of its setting

     -v, --version
	    Show vym version

FILES
     /usr/bin/vym
	    Main Executable

     $HOME/.config/InSilmaril/vym.conf
	    Configuration file

     /tmp/vym-XXXXXX
	    Runtime data for each vym instance, including undo-/redo history and
	    clipboard

EXIT STATUS
     0	    Successful program execution.

AUTHOR
     Uwe Drechsel <vym@insilmaril.de>

SEE ALSO
     Main documentation in /usr/share/doc/packages/vym/vym.pdf

vym				    July 2012				  VYM(1)

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