"                        specifed, the compreg.dat file will be in its default  \n"
"                        specifed, the xpti.dat file will be in its default     \n"
void printHelp(){  printf("Mozilla regxpcom - a registration tool for xpcom components                    \n""                                                                               \n""Usage: regxpcom [options] [file-or-directory]                                  \n""                                                                               \n""Options:                                                                       \n""         -x path        Specifies the location of a directory containing the   \n""                        xpcom library which will be used when registering new  \n""                        component libraries.  This path will also be added to  \n""                        the \"load library\" path.  If not specified, the      \n""                        current working directory will be used.                \n""         -c path        Specifies the location of the compreg.dat file.  If    \n""                        not specifed, the compreg.dat file will be in its      \n""                        default location.                                      \n""         -d path        Specifies the location of the xpti.dat file.  If not   \n""                        specifed, the compreg.dat file will be in its default  \n""                        location.                                              \n""         -a             Option to register all files in the default component  \n""                        directories.  This is the default behavoir if regxpcom \n""                        is called without any arguments.                       \n""         -h             Displays this help screen.  Must be the only option    \n""                        specified.                                             \n""         -u             Option to uninstall the files-or-directory instead of  \n""                        registering them.                                      \n""         -q             Quiets some of the output of regxpcom.                 \n\n");}