Using PygmynotePygmynote sports a handful of easy-to-remember commands that allow you to quickly find the data you need as well as perform certain actions with the records. For example, you can use the i command to insert a new note, while the a command lists all records in the database. The td command (it stands for "today") finds all records containing the current date in the tags field, which allows you to quickly view the list of tasks and events scheduled for today. Using the u command, you can update the existing record, while the d command lets you delete a record by specifying its ID. The url command comes in handy when dealing with records containing URLs in the note field. Execute the command, enter the ID number of the desired record, and Pygmynote launches the URL in the default browser. The eml command allows you to retrieve email reminders. For example, if you don't have access to Pygmynote, you can send an email to yourself containing a specific keyword like "Pygmynote" or "Reminder" in the subject line (you can specify the desired keyword in the IMAP connection settings section of the pygmynote.py script). You can send yourself email reminders like "Pygmynote: Remember to buy milk", "Pygmynote: Doctor's appointment", or "Reminder: Pay bills". Later you can use the eml command in Pygmynote to view the messages containing the specified keyword. You can view a list of all Pygmynote commands at any time by issuing the h command.
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