I have been using /currentdate to identify in an exported pdf map header when the map was compiled. \edef\tmp{\the\thversion} \ifx\tmp\empty \else %only write version and date if version is not empty {\the\legendtextsize\si\the\thversiontitleA: \ss\the\thversiontitleB \ss\the\thversion} {\the\legendtextsize\si\the\datetitle \si\the\currentdate\par} \fi It takes the system date and format as input. So I was using Windows 10 OS settings to format the date how I preferred it, in the case, d Mmm YYYY. Seems that Windows 11, my new OS does not have the ability to format the system date in manner(s) that I find useful. Is there a way for Therion to take the date provided by the OS and reformat it? Think I recall someone did offer up something a little cumbersome, but it escapes me just now. Anyway, perhaps there is a better way today? (Run Therion in a Win10 VM?) Bruce
