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NAME

       ssindex - generate index data for spreadsheet files

SYNOPSIS

       ssindex  [OPTIONS] [FILES]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page briefly documents the ssindex command.

       ssindex  is  a  command line utility to generate index data for various
       spreadsheet file formats. It is primarily used by the  Beagle  indexing
       sub-system and search aggregator.

OPTIONS

       This  program  follows  the  usual GNU command line syntax, with single
       letter options starting with a single dash  (`-')  and  longer  options
       starting with two dashes (`--').

   Main options
       -E, --import-encoding=ENCODING
              Specify an encoding for imported content

       -i, --index
              Index the given files

       -m, --list-mime-types
              List the MIME types which ssindex is able to read

   Help options
       -v, --version
              Display ssindex's version

       -?, --help
              Display the supported options

       --usage
              Display a brief usage message

   Path options
       -L, --lib-dir=STRING
              Set the root library directory

       -D, --data-dir=STRING
              Adjust the root data directory

LICENSE

       ssindex  is  licensed  under  the  terms  of the General Public License
       (GPL), version 2. For information on this license look  at  the  source
       code  that  came  with  the  software  or  see  the  GNU  project  page
       <http://www.gnu.org>.

COPYRIGHT

       The copyright on ssindex and the gnumeric software and source  code  is
       held by the individual authors as is documented in the source code.

AUTHOR

       ssindex's  primary  author  is  Jody Goldberg <jody@gnome.org>; ssindex
       builds on the gnumeric codebase.

       The initial version of this manpage was written by J.H.M. Dassen  (Ray)
       <jdassen@debian.org>.

SEE ALSO

       beagled(1), gnumeric(1), ssconvert(1), ssgrep(1)

       The Gnumeric Homepage <http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/>.

       The GNOME project page <http://www.gnome.org/>.