Format Specifiers

In various parts of PMIO it is possible to use format specifiers to specify the format of a certain piece of text. These specifiers are items that begin with a percent character (%). When they appear in recognised places, they are replaced with the things that they represent. Here is a list of the recognised specifiers together with their meanings:

%f	Name of image file
%g	Name of image file without extension
%e	Extension of image file
%s	Size of image file
%p	Pixel size of image
%b	Bit-depth of image
%d	Date stamp of image file
%m	Standard image memo text
%n	*Sequence number of image on HTML page
%t	*Total number of images on HTML page
%%	Percent character (%)

Note: The items marked * are only available in the Web Page Wizard.

Example

Let's say you labelled a thumbnail as follows:

This is %g; it is %p

If the image file had dimensions of 1024 by 768 pixels and was called clock.jpg, the %g would be replaced with clock and the %p with 1024 x 768, giving the following result:

This is clock; it is 1024 x 768

See also:

The Thumbnail Appearance Window

Creating a Web Page