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EBS Ink Jet Systeme
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%g
– 2–digit year corresponding to the number of week %V,
%G
– 4–digit year corresponding to the number of week %V,
%h
– local short form for the name of month (Jan, ... , Dec),
%H
– hour, in 24–hour system (00–23),
%I
– hour, in 12–hour system (01–12),
%j
– day of year (001, ... , 366),
%k
– hour, in 24–hour system (0–23),
%l
– hour, in 12–hour system (1–12),
%m
– month (01, ... , 12),
%M
– minute (00, ... , 59),
%p
– local equivalent to AM or PM (empty on many sites),
%P
– local equivalent to a.m. or p.m. (empty on many sites),
%r
– time in 12–hour system in the format: hh:mm:ss [AM] or [PM],
%R
– time in 24–hour system in the format: hh:mm,
%s
– number of seconds from 00:00:00, 1 January 1970 (extension GNU),
%S
– second (00, ..., 60); 60 means a leap second,
%T
– time in 24–hour system in the format: hh:mm:ss,
%u
– day of the week (1, ... ,7); 1 means Monday,
%U
– number of the week in year (00, ... , 53), Sunday starts the week,
%V
– number of the week in year (01, ... , 53), Monday starts the week,
%w
– number of day of the week, 0–Sunday, 1–Monday, etc..,
%W
– number of the week in year (00, ... , 53), Monday starts the week,
%x
– local representation of the date,
%X
– local representation of the time,
%y
– two last digits of year (00, ... , 99),
%Y
– year in the format yyyy,
%z
– time zone in numerical format compliant with RFC–2822 (
e.g.
+0100)
(non-standard extension),
%Z
– time zone (e.g. EDT) or nothing, if no zone can be determined.
Touch the
button in order to add the object to a project or the
button to abandon the addition. If no changes have been made, you can return
to the previous screen by touching the
button.
Text Object
– Counter
The
Counter
text object allows you to print automatically a consecutive number
on every successive article to be labeled. The setting of the counter changes
each time the trigger is pressed.
Touch the
button and then the
button in order to
add a new,
Counter
-type text object to a project.
