Simplified instructions given that the script now assumes both todo.cfg and todo.txt exist in todo.sh's directory
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1. "Download the latest stable release of Todo.txt CLI":http://github.com/ginatrapani/todo.txt-cli/downloads (available as a ZIP or TAR archive) and extract it.
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2. Using the text editor of your choice, edit the section of the todo.cfg file that reads:
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<pre>
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# Your todo.txt directory
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TODO_DIR="/Users/gina/Documents/todo"
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</pre>
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Replace "/Users/gina/Documents/todo" to wherever your todo.txt file lives. The directory must exist.
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3. Make the todo.sh script exectuable:
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2. At the command line, cd into the directory where you extracted todo.sh. Make the todo.sh script exectuable:
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<pre>
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$ chmod +x todo.sh
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</pre>
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4. Move the @todo.cfg@ configuration file to your home directory:
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<pre>
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mv todo.cfg ~/.
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</pre>
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5. Type @./todo.sh@ to see the usage message. You're ready to go! To start adding tasks, type @./todo.sh add "My new task"@
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3. Type @./todo.sh@ to see the usage message. You're ready to go! To start adding tasks, type @./todo.sh add "My new task"@
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