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While a certain layout is assumed during collation, any periodic layout will work with a bit of hacking.
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-# Usage
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The layout used here is as follows:
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* Title Page (1 page)
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Designed for double sided printing so that the bi-weekly planner is on facing pages.
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-These pages can be Open Document format, or pdf.
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Providing your own documents to get the typesetting you want.
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+# Installation
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+Needs ``bash``, ``pdftk``, ``ps2pdf``, ``pcal``, and optionally ``libreoffice``.
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+* LibreOffice is only required to print any Open Documents as pdf.
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+Everything is processed through ``pdftk`` - with some heavy usage of bash substitution.
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+# Usage
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```
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./gardening-calendar.sh -h # for help
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Single page (ish) ODT document with ruled lines and a rainfall table: ``ruled-rainfall.fodt``
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+If more than one page, only the first page is used.
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## Bi-Weekly planner
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This is more complex.
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Daniel Sheffield