gfm - a program to manipulate files for TI's handhelds

       Original author (Linux & Win32): Romain Lievin & Tyler Cassidy.

       Copyright  (C) 2006-2007, Tyler Cassidy & Romain Lievin.  Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute
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       The gfm program allows you to group/ungroup files as well as add/remove/rename entries.

       gfm - a program to manipulate files for TI's handhelds

       The command line of gfm can be used for loading files.

       gfm accepts the following options:

       -h,--help
              Display a list of all command line options.

       -v,--version
              Output the version info.

tilp(1)

                                                  July 24, 2012                                           gfm(1)

       The    canonical    place    to    find    gfm    and    some    miscelleanous    informations    is   at
       http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_gfm/index.htm   .    You   can   also   look   at   http://lpg.ticalc.org   and
       http://www.ticalc.org for others TI related programs for Linux.

gfm [-h / --help] [-v / --version] filename