You have the following variables available for the Postscript title name:
In version 1.6 or newer
| &np | number 0-padded. Note: &np generates 001; use &np[1,2] to get 01. |
| &t | title name (since the version 1.6) |
| &st | page status (since the version 1.6) (Normal, InUse, ReadOnly) |
| &sx | section extra string (since the version 1.6) |
| &zx | zone extra string (since the version 1.6) |
| &ed | edition date (since the version 1.6) |
| &en | edition number name (since the version 1.6) |
| &u | user name (since the version 1.6) |
| &U | user full name (since the version 1.6) |
| &dmp | last modified date page (since the version 1.6) |
| &D | current time (since the version 1.6) |
| &w | workstate name (since the version 1.6) |
For &ed, &dmp and &d variables you can also add the date format, e.g. &ed(dd-MM-yy) will output 13-02-16 for the date of February, 13 2016.
In version 1.6, the above variables are the same one you can use for the print caption.
In version 1.5 and previous
Substringing
You can apply substringing to above variables, by:
&e[0,3]
means take only first three characters and the edition identifier.
Note: the index of the first character is 0 and not 1.
See also
Specifying PDF file name (and title property)
Specifying print caption
