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WILDCARD MEANING

%a Abbreviated Weekday Name (e.g. mon, tue)

%A Full Weekday Name (e.g. monday, tuesday)

%b Abbreviated Month Name (e.g. jan, feb)

%B Full Month Name (e.g. January, February)

%C Century

%d Day of the Month, range 01 – 31, with leading zero

%D Numerical Date, in format mm-dd-yy

%F Numerical Date in ISO 8601 Format (yyyy-mm-dd)

%g Two Digit Year, as per ISO 8601

%G Two Digit Year Number, as per ISO 8601

%H Hour, range 00 – 23, with leading zero

%j Julian Day, range 000 – 366, with leading zero

%m Numerical Month, range 01 - 12, with leading zero

%M Minute, range 00 – 59, with leading zero

%S Second, range 00 – 60, with leading zero

%u Numerical Day of the Week, range 1 – 7, 1 = Monday

%V Week Number, as per ISO 8601

%W Same as %V

%w Numerical Day of the Week, range 1 – 7, 1 = Sunday

%y Two-Digit Year, range 00 – 99

%Y Four Digit Year, range 0000 – 9999

%% Literal '%' character

Table 5: RDCatch Date/Time Wildcards

Section 4.6 – Automating Macro Execution

It's possible to configure the automatic execution of a Macro Cart by means of the Edit

Cart Event dialog (see Illustration 17), which can be accessed either by clicking the

Macro Cart button in the Add Event dialog to create a new Macro Cart event or by

touching the Edit button to modify an existing event. The process of configuring a macro

cart event is very similar to that for configuring a recording – see the relevant part of

Section 3.3, 'Automating Recordings' above for details.

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