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Parameter Range of settings
| | Date format
DD:MM:YY , MM:DD:YY , DD:MM:YYYY ,
MM:DD:YYYY , YYYY:DD:MM ,
YYYY:MM:DD , YY:DD:MM , YY:MM:DD
The parameter is available only if | | Allow formatting string editing : .
Select one of predefined date formats.
The default date format for newly created Date/Time ‑type objects can be set by
pressing | | Date format .
| | Time separator
“ : ”, “ . ”
The parameter is available only if | | Allow formatting string editing : .
Character for separating successive time items from each other.
The default time separator for newly created Date/Time ‑type objects can be set by
pressing | | Time separator .
| | Time format
HH:MM:SS , HH:MM
The parameter is available only if | | Allow formatting string editing : .
Select one of predefined date formats.
The default time format for newly created Date/Time ‑type objects can be set by
pressing | | Time format .
| | Formatting string
The parameter is available only if | | Allow formatting string editing : .
With the | | Date format and | | Time format parameters, you can only select
predefined date and/or time formats. A formatting string enables the user to precisely cus -
tomize date and/or time formats using date and time items. The date and time items that
can be used as part of formatting strings are described further in this chapter.
6. Set the other parameters of the text object | |.
For more details about the parameters that are common to all objects see “5.2.1. Common
Parameters of All Objects” .
For more details about the parameters that are common to text objects | | see “5.4.2.1.
Common Parameters of Text Objects” .
7. Press to acknowledge.
The Date/Time ‑type text object is created in the left top corner of the project.
Formatting string: date and time items
A formatting string can consist of the date and time items described in the following table and of
any other characters. The date and time items are replaced with relevant values during printing.
The other characters are printed unchanged.