The date picture in the Fields section needs additional details for non-Gregorian dates.

Specify these details.

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Proposed Disposition of DIS 29500 Comment ECMA-0055 (Modified: 2008-01-09) Agreed; details describing the use of each of these calendar types will be added to the specification, as requested. We also agree that the Date and time formatting switch does not support the Iranian Jalali calendar, but we are not aware of an accepted international standard for the Iranian Jalali calendar to reference; when one is available, this would be a welcome addition. The following changes will be made: 1. Part 3, add the following as new subclause §2.18.5, on page 92, before line 26: 2.18.5 Use of Different Calendar Systems Office Open XML supports the use of the following calendars: Gregorian Hebrew Lunar Hijri Lunar Japanese Emperor Era Korean Tangun Era Saka Era Taiwanese Thai Buddhist These calendars are enumerated in the ST_CalendarType simple type, and can be used in WordprocessingML, e.g.: Structured Document Tag calendar formats (Part 4, §2.5.2) Date-based Fields (Part 4, §2.16.5.16, §2.16.5.18, §2.16.5.54, §2.16.5.60) As an illustration, the calendars supported by ST_CalendarType (Part 4, §2.18.7) can be displayed through the date and time fields as shown below: Calendar Type Field Instructions Result (on 2007-12- 17T00:00.00) Gregorian DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" 17 December 2007 Calendar Type Field Instructions Result (on 2007-12- 17T00:00.00) Hebrew Lunar DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" \h The language component of the BCP 47 language code used by the lang element (Part 4, §2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions equals he. 8 Tevet 5768 Hijri Lunar DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" \h The language component of the BCP 47 language code used by the lang element (Part 4, §2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions equals ar. 8 Thoul Hijjah 1428 Japanese Emperor Era DATE \@ "d MMMM ee" 17 December 19 Korean Tangun Era DATE \@ "d MMMM ggg" The language component of the BCP 47 language code used by the lang element (Part 4, §2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions equals ko. 17 December 2 Saka Era DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" \s 26 Agrahayana 1929 Taiwanese DATE \@ "d MMMM ggg" The lang element (Part 4, §2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions equals zh-TW. 17 December Thai Buddhist Era DATE \@ "d MMMM bbbb" 17 2550 2. Part 4, §2.16.4.1, page 1,497, line 4 through page 1,498, line 1: 2.16.4.1 Date and time formatting date-and-time-formatting-switch: \@ [ " ] switch-argument [ " ] A date-and-time-formatting-switch specifies the format of a date or time result. [Note: This switch is sometimes called a picture switch because it allows the use of symbols to represent the format of the field result. end note] If the result of a field is not a date or time, this switch has no effect. Quotation marks are required around switch-argument if it contains white space; otherwise, they are optional. If no date-and-time-formatting-switch is present, a date or time result is formatted in an implementation-defined manner. A date and time switch-argument is made up of a series of picture items. Date and Time Formatting Picture Items Picture Item Description aaa Formats the day of the week or month in an abbreviated form according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP or ko-KR, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display picture item as text. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. A Formats the day of the month as a number without a leading zero for single-digit days in Japanese numerals. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. bb Formats the year as a 2-digit number according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG or zh-MO, use the Gregorian year. For all other lang element values, use Thai Buddhist Era year This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content unless the pattern contains the “bbbb” picture item. Those portions are formatted following the description outlined for the “bbbb” picture item. bbbb Formats the year as a 4-digit number according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ZH-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG or zh-MO, use the Gregorian year For all other lang element values, use Thai Buddhist Era year This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. BB Formats the year as a 2-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also responds to the \s and \h switches. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: Date and Time Formatting Picture Items 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “BBBB” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “BBBB” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “BB” using the description for that picture item. BBBB Formats the year as a 4-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also responds to the \s and \h switches. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “BB” picture item description. d Formats the day of the week or day of the month as a number without a leading zero 0 for single-digit days. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “dddd” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “dddd” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ddd”, “dd”, and “d” using the respective description for each picture item group. dd Formats the day of the week or day of the month as a number with a leading zero 0 for single-digit days. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “d” picture item description. ddd Formats the day of the week or month in its abbreviated form according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “d” picture item description. Date and Time Formatting Picture Items dddd Formats the day of the week as its full name according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “d” picture item description. D Formats the day of the week or day of the month as a number without a leading zero for single-digit days. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “DDDD” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “DDDD” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “DDD”, “DD”, and “D” using the respective description for each picture item group. DD Formats the day of the month as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit days). Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “D” picture item description. DDD Formats the day of the week in an abbreviated form according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “D” picture item description. DDDD Formats the day of the week as its full name according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Date and Time Formatting Picture Items Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “D” picture item description. e Formats the Japanese Emperor Era era with no leading zero for single-digit years. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ee” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ee” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “e” using the description for that picture item. ee Formats the Japanese Emperor Era era with a leading zero for single-digit years. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “e” picture item description. E Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP, display the Japanese Emperor Era era with no leading zero for single-digit years in the corresponding language. If the lang element is zh-TW, display the Taiwanese year in the corresponding language. For all other values, display the Gregorian year as a four-digit number using ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “EE” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “EE” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “E” using the description for that picture item. EE Formats the Gregorian year as a four-digit number, according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. If the lang element is ja-JP, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG or zh-MO display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display in ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by Date and Time Formatting Picture Items the “E” picture item description. g Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ko-KR or zh-TW, display nothing. For all other lang element values, display Japanese Emperor Era era as its abbreviated form in en-US. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ggg” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ggg” picture item. 2. From the remaining values, repeat step 1 for groups of “gg” using the description for that picture item. 3. From the remaining values, repeat step 1 for groups of “g” using the description for that picture item. gg Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its abbreviated form in the corresponding language. If the lang element is ko-KR, display the Korean Tangun era as its full name in the corresponding language. If the lang element is zh-TW, display the Taiwanese era as its full name in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its abbreviated form in ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “g” picture item description. ggg Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its full name in the corresponding language. If the lang element is ko-KR, display the Korean Tangun era as its full name in the corresponding language. If the lang element is zh-TW, display the Taiwanese era as its full name in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its full name in ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “g” picture item description. G Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Date and Time Formatting Picture Items If the lang element is ko-KR or zh-TW, display nothing. For all other lang element values, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its abbreviated form in ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “GG” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “GG” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “G” using the description for that picture item. GG Formats the era according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. If the lang element is ko-KR, display the Korean Tangun era as its full name in the corresponding language. If the lang element is zh-TW, display the Taiwanese era as its full name in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display the Japanese Emperor Era era as its full name in ja-JP. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “G” picture item description. M Formats the month as a number without a leading zero 0 for single-digit months. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “MMMM” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “MMMM” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “MMM”, “MM”, and “M” using the respective description for each picture item group. MM Formats the month as a number with a leading zero 0 for single-digit months. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb or bbbb picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “M” picture item description. MMM Formats the month in its abbreviated form according to the language specified Date and Time Formatting Picture Items by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “M” picture item description. MMMM Formats the month as its full name according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , , , , , , , , , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “M” picture item description. n Formats the Japanese Emperor Era era with no leading zero for single-digit years. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “nn” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “nn” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “n” using the description for that picture item. nn Formats the Japanese Emperor Era era with leading zero for single-digit years. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “n” picture item description. O Formats the month as a number without a leading zero for single-digit months in Japanese numerals. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. w Formats the day of the week in an abbreviated form according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP or ko-KR, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display picture item as literal text. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. W Formats the day of the week in an abbreviated form according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field Date and Time Formatting Picture Items instructions: If the lang element is ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, or zh-MO, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display the picture item as literal text. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. y Formats the year as a 2-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “yyyy” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “yyyy” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “yy” and “y” using the respective description for each picture item group. yy Formats the year as a 2-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “y” picture item description. Formats the year as two digits with a leading 0 for years 0­9. yyyy Formats the year as a four-digit number s . Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “y” picture item description. Y Formats the year as a 2-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “YYYY” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “YYYY” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “YY” and “Y” using the respective description Date and Time Formatting Picture Items for each picture item group. YY Formats the year as a 2-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “Y” picture item description. YYYY Formats the year as a 4-digit number. Defaults to the Gregorian calendar, but also changes in the presence of the \s and \h switches, and the bb, bbbb, , and picture item (to the Thai Buddhist Era calendar). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “Y” picture item description. Formats the day of the month as a number without a leading zero for single-digit days in Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ “, “ ” and “ ” using the respective description for each picture item group. Formats the day of the month as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit days) in Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era day of the week in its abbreviated form in Thai. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by Date and Time Formatting Picture Items the “ ” picture item description. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era day of the week as its full name in Thai. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era month as a number without a leading zero for single-digit months in Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ “, “ ” and “ ” using the respective description for each picture item group. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era month as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit months) in Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era month in its abbreviated form. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Formats the Thai Buddhist Era month as its full name. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Date and Time Formatting Picture Items Formats the Gregorian year as a 2-digit number using Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ ” using the description for that picture item. Formats the Gregorian year as a 4-digit number using Thai numerals. This picture item can modify the behaviour of other picture items. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. In the following time formats, a lowercase h indicates that time is based on a 12-hour clock, while uppercase H indicates time is based on a 24-hour clock. Time Formatting Picture Items Picture Item Description C Formats the seconds as a number using Japanese numerals without a leading zero for single-digit seconds. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. h or H Formats the hour on a 12-hr clock without a leading zero for single-digit hours. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “hh” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “hh” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “h” using the description for that picture item. Formats the hour without a leading 0 for single-digit hours. hh Formats the hour on a 12-hr clock with a leading zero for single-digit hours. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “h” picture item description. hh or HH Formats the hour with a leading 0 for single-digit hours. Time Formatting Picture Items H Formats the hour on a 24-hr clock without a leading zero for single-digit hours. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “HH” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “HH” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “H” using the description for that picture item. HH Formats the hour on a 24-hr clock with a leading zero for single-digit hours. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “H” picture item description. I Formats the minutes without a leading zero for single-digit days in Japanese numerals. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. m Formats the minutes without a leading zero 0 for single-digit minutes. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “mm” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “mm” picture item. 1. Repeat step 1 for groups of “m” using the description for that picture item. mm Formats the minutes with a leading zero 0 for single-digit minutes. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “m” picture item description. r Formats the hour on a 12-hr clock, without a leading zero for single-digit hours, according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions, as follows: If the lang element is ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, or zh-MO, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display in zh-TW. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “rr” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “rr” picture item. Time Formatting Picture Items 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “r” using the description for that picture item. rr Formats the hour on a 12-hr clock, without a leading zero for single-digit hours along with 12-hour clock indicators, according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions, as follows: If the lang element is ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, or zh-MO, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display in zh-TW. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “r” picture item description. R Formats the hour on a 24-hr clock, without a leading zero for single-digit hours, according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions, as follows: If the lang element is ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, or zh-MO, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display in zh-TW. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “RR” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “RR” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “R” using the description for that picture item. RR Formats the hour on a 12-hr clock as Arabic numerals, without a leading zero for single-digit hours and 12-hour clock indicators, according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions, as follows: If the lang element is ja-JP, ko-KR, zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, or zh-MO, display in the corresponding language. For all other lang element values, display in zh-TW. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “R” picture item description. s Formats the seconds without a leading zero for single-digit seconds. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ss” in each group. Format each group using the Time Formatting Picture Items description outlined for the “ss” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “s” using the description for that picture item. ss Formats the seconds as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit seconds). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “s” picture item description. S Formats the seconds without a leading zero for single-digit seconds. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “SS” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “SS” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “S” using the description for that picture item. SS Formats the seconds as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit seconds). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “S” picture item description. am/pm or AM/PM Formats the uppercase 12-hour clock indicators according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Multiple instances of the picture item create s repeated content. Formats using an am/AM or pm/PM suffix. AMPM or PMAM or JAM/JPM or JPM/JAM Formats the uppercase or lowercase 12-hour clock indicators according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. am/pm or pm/am or A/P or P/A or a/p or p/a Formats the uppercase or lowercase 12-hour clock indicators according to the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18) on the run containing the field instructions. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content. Formats the hour on a 24-hr clock without a leading zero for single-digit hours. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as Time Formatting Picture Items possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ ” using the description for that picture item. Formats the hour on a 24-hr clock as a two-digit number (with a leading zero for single-digit hours). Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. Formats the minutes with a leading zero for single-digit minutes. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ ” using the description for that picture item. Formats the minutes without a leading zero for single-digit minutes. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description.. Formats the seconds with a leading zero for single-digit seconds. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the following: 1. Working from the text direction of the run, create as many groups as possible that contain “ ” in each group. Format each group using the description outlined for the “ ” picture item. 2. Repeat step 1 for groups of “ ” using the description for that picture item. Formats the seconds without a leading zero for single-digit seconds. Multiple instances of the picture item create repeated content as specified by the “ ” picture item description. 3. To the \h switch, used in Part 4, §2.16.5.16, §2.16.5.18, §2.16.5.54, and §2.16.5.60: \h Use the Hijri Lunar or Hebrew Lunar calendar , depending on the language specified by the lang element (§2.3.2.18). Similar Comments: CL-0115 ,