-r (if the suncom program is already running resync the comms link, usefull in shell scripts)
-d <devname> (<devname> is the device name of a serial port to use instead of /dev/term/a)
-v (enable version checking , default)
-nv (disable version checking)
(version checking does not provide any additional functionality in version 1)
-i (Force interactive mode)
-b (force background mode)
(interactive / background mode controls the verbosity of the program and is usualy auto determined)
-p (in batch mode pause the psion suncom application instead of exiting as the end of the batch command, this is often used inconjunction with the -r argument when calling the psion program from shell scripts)
-q (default, in batch mode quit the suncom psion application at the end of the batch command)
commands are given after the flags and are parsed and runn as if they were
typed as input. after the command has been completed the program will normaly
exit the program and the suncom application on the psion unless the -p
flag has been used. The most common use of the commands is to run batch jobs.
once the psion program and suncom application have synced the psion program
will prompt you. There is a help system available to you at this stage which
will give an explanation of the commands. One point to notice is that the
run command search path will default to the current directory and that all
batch files for use with the run command must be suffixed with .pscmd
