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Fridemar: /* prompt */

2023-10-15T19:36:03Z

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	'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.

	== answer ==		== answer ==
	===To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===		===To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===

Fridemar: 2023/10/15 21:34:21

2023-10-15T19:35:30Z

2023/10/15 21:34:21

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	'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
	== answer ==		== answer ==

Fridemar: /* Note */ '''f: ''' # deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can rewiew it in the page history for learning and training. # Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history. # lesson learned: ## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format ## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

2023-10-15T19:32:44Z

Note: '''f: ''' # deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can rewiew it in the page history for learning and training. # Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history. # lesson learned: ## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format ## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

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	==== Note ====		==== Note ====
	# '''f: ''' deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can ~~rewiewing~~ it in the page history for learning and training.		'''f: '''
			# deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can rewiew it in the page history for learning and training.
	# Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.		# Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.
	# lesson learned:		# lesson learned:
	## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format		## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format
	## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)		## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

Fridemar: # lesson learned: ## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format ## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

2023-10-15T19:29:39Z

# lesson learned: ## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format ## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

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	'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
	== answer ==		== answer ==
	=== ~~'''bard:'''~~ To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===		===To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===
			'''bard:'''
	# Open Atext and click New Snippet.		# Open Atext and click New Snippet.
	# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.		# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.
	# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S		# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

	==== ~~'''f: '''~~ Step 3 needs manual correction: ====		==== Step 3 needs manual correction: ====
	In the Snippet field, click '''insert''' link at the bottom then '''Date and time'''		'''f: ''' In the Snippet field, click '''insert''' link at the bottom then '''Date and time'''
	-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`.		-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`.
			-> click the Save arrow in the formating field -> return

	=== ~~Use Atext's date and time formatting options ===~~		==== Note ====
	~~to create more complex date and time formats.~~		# '''f: ''' deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can rewiewing it in the page history for learning and training.
			# Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.
	~~For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`: %A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p~~		# lesson learned:
	~~Click Save.~~		## Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format
			## f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)

	==~~= To use a date and time snippet in Atext~~ ===
	~~simply type its abbreviation into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document.~~

	~~=== To create a variable to store the current date and time ===~~
	~~follow these steps:~~
	# ~~Open Atext and click Variables.~~
	~~# Click New Variable.~~
	~~# In the Name field, enter a name for your variable, such as `%now`.~~
	~~# In the Value field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to store the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH~~:~~MM:SS`, you would enter~~ the ~~following:~~
	~~%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S~~
	# Click Save.

	~~=== Once you have created a variable to store the current date~~ and ~~time ===~~
	~~you~~ can ~~use~~ it in ~~your date and time snippets. For example,~~ the ~~following snippet would insert the current date~~ and ~~time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`:~~
	~~%A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p using %now~~
	To use a variable to store the current date and time in Atext, simply type its name into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document in the format that you specified when you created the variable.
	~~I hope this helps!~~

	~~f: A little.~~ Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history. ~~Besides that~~: ~~it does not work. I think I am going~~ to ~~try~~ and ~~ask more.~~

Fridemar: replaced contribution labels

2023-10-15T19:07:18Z

replaced contribution labels

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	== prompt ==		== prompt ==
	'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
	== answer ==		== answer ==
	'''bard:'''		=== '''bard:''' To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===

	~~===~~ To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===
	# Open Atext and click New Snippet.		# Open Atext and click New Snippet.
	# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.		# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.
	# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S		# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

	==== Step 3 needs manual correction ====		==== '''f: ''' Step 3 needs manual correction: ====
	~~'''f: '''~~In the Snippet field, click '''insert''' link at the bottom then '''Date and time'''		In the Snippet field, click '''insert''' link at the bottom then '''Date and time'''
	-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`.		-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`.

Fridemar: /* To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps: */ ==== Step 3 needs manual correction ====

2023-10-15T19:04:35Z

To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:: ==== Step 3 needs manual correction ====

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	'''bard:'''		'''bard:'''

	=== To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===		=== To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===
	# Open Atext and click New Snippet.		# Open Atext and click New Snippet.
	# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.		# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.
	# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S		# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

			==== Step 3 needs manual correction ====
			'''f: '''In the Snippet field, click '''insert''' link at the bottom then '''Date and time'''
			-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`.

	=== Use Atext's date and time formatting options ===		=== Use Atext's date and time formatting options ===

Fridemar: I think I am going to try and ask more.

2023-10-15T01:20:26Z

I think I am going to try and ask more.

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	I hope this helps!		I hope this helps!

	f: A little. Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.		f: A little. Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history. Besides that: it does not work. I think I am going to try and ask more.

Fridemar at 00:57, 15 October 2023

2023-10-15T00:57:10Z

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	== prompt ==		== prompt ==
	f: DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		'''f:''' DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
	== answer ==		== answer ==
	bard:		'''bard:'''
	=== To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===		=== To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===
	# Open Atext and click New Snippet.		# Open Atext and click New Snippet.

Fridemar: I hope this helps! f: A little. Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.

2023-10-15T00:54:33Z

I hope this helps! f: A little. Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.

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	# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S		# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

	=== ~~Heading text ===~~		=== Use Atext's date and time formatting options ===
	Use Atext's date and time formatting options to create more complex date and time formats.		to create more complex date and time formats.

	For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`: %A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p		For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`: %A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p
	Click Save.		Click Save.

	=== ~~Heading text ===~~
	To use a date and time snippet in Atext		=== To use a date and time snippet in Atext ===
	simply type its abbreviation into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document.		simply type its abbreviation into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document.

	=== To create a variable to store the current date and time, follow these steps:		=== To create a variable to store the current date and time ===
			follow these steps:
	# Open Atext and click Variables.		# Open Atext and click Variables.
	# Click New Variable.		# Click New Variable.
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	# Click Save.		# Click Save.

	Once you have created a variable to store the current date and time, you can use it in your date and time snippets. For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`:		=== Once you have created a variable to store the current date and time ===
			you can use it in your date and time snippets. For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`:
	%A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p using %now		%A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p using %now
	To use a variable to store the current date and time in Atext, simply type its name into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document in the format that you specified when you created the variable.		To use a variable to store the current date and time in Atext, simply type its name into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document in the format that you specified when you created the variable.
	I hope this helps!		I hope this helps!

	f: A little.		f: A little. Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.

Fridemar: more manual formatting

2023-10-15T00:45:33Z

more manual formatting

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	f: DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.		f: DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
	== answer ==		== answer ==
	bard: To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:		bard:
			=== To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:===
	# Open Atext and click New Snippet.		# Open Atext and click New Snippet.
	# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.		# In the Abbreviation field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.
	# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:		# In the Snippet field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
	%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
	You can also use Atext's date and time formatting options to create more complex date and time formats. For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`:
	~~%A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p~~

	# Click Save.		=== Heading text ===
			Use Atext's date and time formatting options to create more complex date and time formats.

	~~To use a~~ date and time ~~snippet~~ in ~~Atext~~, ~~simply type its abbreviation into Atext and press~~ ~~Enter~~~~. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document~~.		For example, the following snippet would insert the current date and time in the format `Friday, August 4, 2023 at 10:30 AM`: %A, %B %d, %Y at %l:%M %p
			Click Save.

	To ~~create~~ a ~~variable to store~~ the current date and time~~, follow these steps:~~		=== Heading text ===
			To use a date and time snippet in Atext
			simply type its abbreviation into Atext and press Enter. Atext will automatically insert the current date and time into your document.

			=== To create a variable to store the current date and time, follow these steps:
	# Open Atext and click Variables.		# Open Atext and click Variables.
	# Click New Variable.		# Click New Variable.