Unicode Date Format Patterns. This means TextExpander now has support for time zone, era, day of year, and calendar quarter. For example: This is day number %date:D% of the current year. We’re now in the %date:qqqq% (%date:qqq%). I’m expanding in %date:zzzz%. Today is %date:yyyy.MM.dd G%. Expands at the time of writing this post to: This is day number 216 of the current year. We’re now in the 3rd quarter (Q3). I’m expanding in Pacific Daylight Time. Today is 2010.08.04 AD. There’s tons of detail in the Unicode Date Format Patterns documentation. Feel free to write us if you have questions.