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+quart(1)
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+; Tabs are required for indentation (<C-q tab> in emacs)
+
+# NAME
+
+quart - plan your day, a quarter at a time
+
+# SYNOPSIS
+
+*quart* [_file_] [*-schrn*] [*-l* _NUM_] ++
+*qc* [_COMMAND_] ++
+*qc* [*-* _ARGS_]
+
+# OPTIONS
+
+*quart* has the following options:
+
+_file_
+	File containing the schedule to parse.
+
+*-c*
+	Print _current_ task.
+
+*-n*
+	Print _next_ task.
+
+*-l* _quarters_
+	Print the task that you should do _quarters_ quarters _later_.
+
+*qc* has the following options:
+
+Without any arguments it pretty prints the current schedule.
+
+*-*
+	Pass any argument that follows the `-` symbol to *quart*, along with
+	the current schedule.
+
+*init, i*
+	Create the required directory structure under _$QUART_HOME_.
+
+*new, n*
+	Create a new schedule and archive the current one.
+
+*remove, rm*
+	Remove current schedule while also archiving it.
+
+*edit, e*
+	Run _$EDITOR_ on the current schedule.
+
+*cat, c*
+	Print current schedule file in _stdout_.
+
+*help, h, -h*
+	Show help.
+
+# DESCRIPTION
+
+*quart* parses a file in *quart*(5) format and prints the schedule according to
+the given options. *qc* is a bash wrapper around *quart* that automates the
+management of daily schedule files. It cat be customized by editing it. It is
+the recommended way of managing you quart schedules. Both commands provide
+usage information using the *-h* flag.
+
+# FILES/ENVIRONMENT
+
+_QUART_HOME_
+	*qc* uses this location for storing current and archived schedules.
+	_~/.quart.d_ by default.
+
+_QUART_HOME/archive_
+	All the archived schedules end up here and are renamed.
+
+_EDITOR_
+	Used when invoking the edit command.
+
+# AUTHOR
+
+Anastasis Grammenos
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