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NAME

       ADDRESSTOOL - Command-line utility for the Addresses framework

SYNOPSIS

       addresstool [options] command [parameters]

DESCRIPTION

       addresstool  is  a command-line utility for the Addresses framework for
       manipulating the address book

       Note: addresstool is named adtool in the upstream distribution, but was
       renamed in Debian to avoid conflicting with the adtool package.

OPTIONS

       -l     turn on localization of property names

       -h     turn off printing of header

PERSON MANAGEMENT COMMANDS

       people Show all people (ID and name)

       showperson {PERSONID|me}
              Show a person’s complete record

       setme PERSONID
              Mark the given person as the ’me’ record

       exportimage PERSONID FILENAME
              Export a person’s image

       importimage PERSONID FILENAME
              Export a person’s image

GROUP MANAGEMENT COMMANDS

       groups Show toplevel groups

       members GROUPID
              Display the members of the given group

       addmember GROUPID PERSONID
              Add a person to a group

       delmember GROUPID PERSONID
              Remove a person from a group

       subgroups SUPERGROUPID
              Show a group’s subgroups

       addgroup [SUPERGROUPID] NAME
              Add a group to toplevel or the given supergroup

       delgroup [SUPERGROUPID] GROUPID
              Remove a group from toplevel or the given supergroup

       parentgroups {GROUPID|PERSONID}
              Show a record’s parent group(s)

GENERAL COMMANDS

       tree   Show a tree view of all members and groups

       config Show the current address book configuration

       import FILE [FILE ...]
              Merge  file(s)  with  the  database.  Supported file types: vcf,
              mfaddr

SEE ALSO

       http://giesler.biz/bjoern/English/Software.html
       http://www.gnustep.org/

AUTHOR

       Addresses for GNUstep was written by Bjoern Giesler.

       This manual page was written by Hubert Chan for the Debian project (but
       may be used by others).

                               November 16, 2006