To display charators without formatting, put quotes around them. There are a few charaters that don't need quotes around them to dispay correctly, they are: / \ :


yy = 2 didgit calender year (ie. 03)
yyyy = 4 didgit calender year (ie. 2003)
Y = 4 didgit calender year (ie. 2003)

m = 2 digit month with leading zero removed if neccassary (ie. 2 or 11)
mm = 2 digit month with leading zero (ie. 02 or 11)
mmm = month abbreviated (ie. Feb)
mmmm = month name full (ie. February)
mme = month abbreviated in english (ie. Feb)

aaa = weekday name abbreviated (ie. Mon)
aaaa = weekday name full (ie. Monday)

d = 2 digit weekday with leading zero removed if neccassary (ie. 2 or 11)
dd = 2 digit weekday with leading zero (ie. 02 or 11)
ddd = weekday abbreviated (ie. Mon)
dddd = month name full (ie. Monday)
dde = weekday abbreviated in english (ie. Mon)

h = 2 digit hour with leading zero removed if neccassary (ie. 2 or 11)
hh = 2 digit hour with leading zero (ie. 02 or 11)
w = 2 digit hour with leading zero, but allows you to add or subtract a number. example: w-2 (ie. 02 or 11)

n = 2 digit minute with leading zero removed if neccassary (ie. 2 or 11)
nn = 2 digit minute with leading zero (ie. 02 or 11)

tt = displays AM or PM in uppercase
AM/PM = displays AM or PM in uppercase
AMPM = displays AM or PM in uppercase
am/pm = displays am or pm in lowercase

\n = line break & carriage return. starts a new line

@@@ = internet time (ie. @222)
@@@.@ = internet time (ie. @222.9)

RS = system resources?
RG = system resources?
RU = system resources?

CU = CPU usage in percentage (supports multiple proccessors, example: CU0 or CU1)

BL = battery life in percentage (supports multiple batteries, example: BL0 or BL1)

MK = available physical memory in kilobytes
MM = available physical memory in megabytes

MTPK = total physical memory in kilobytes
MTPM = total physical memory in megabytes
MTFK = total page file in kilobytes
MTFM = total page file in megabytes
MTVK = total virtual memory in kilobytes
MTVM = total virtual memory in megabytes

MAPK = available physical memory in kilobytes
MAPM = available physical memory in megabytes
MAPP = ?
MAFK = available page file in kilobytes
MAFM = available page file in megabytes
MAFP = available page file in percentage
MAVK = available virtual memory in kilobytes
MAVM = available virtual memory in megabytes
MAVP = available virtual memory in percentage

MUPK = used physical memory in kilobytes
MUPM = used physical memory in megabytes
MUPP = used physical memory in percentage
MUFK = used page file in kilobytes
MUFM = used page file in megabytes
MUFP = used page file in percentage
MUVK = used virtual memory in kilobytes
MUVM = used virtual memory in megabytes
MUVP = used virtual memory in percentage

BT = motherboard temperature (supports multiple sensors, example: BT0 or BT1)
BV = motherboard voltage (supports multiple voltages, example: BV0 or BV1)
BF = motherboard fan speed (supports multiple fans, example: BF0 or BF1)

PM = performance monitor ? (seems to support multiple performance monitors, example: PM0 or PM1)?

NRA = network received (not sure what the ending A is for)?
NRS = network received (not sure what the ending S is for)?
NSA = network sent (not sure what the ending A is for)?
NSS = network sent (not sure what the ending S is for)?
from the TClockch readme:
NRS = 1 second which adds the sending and receiving quantity of network the beam designated yes " _ " and " X " per reception quantitative (KB unit)
NRA = entire reception quantitative (KB unit)
NSS = 1 second due to transmission quantitative (KB unit)
NSA = entire transmission quantity (KB unit)


LDATE = long date (example: Wednesday, February 26, 2003)
DATE = short date (example: 2/26/2003)
TIME = complete time (example: 12:24:36 AM) bug: seconds don't update

Sd = system uptime total days
Sa = system uptime total hours
Sh = system uptime in hours minus total days
Sn = system uptime in cuurent minutes
Ss = system uptime in current seconds
ST = system uptime in total hours, current minutes and current seconds (example: 57:34:53) bug: seconds don't update