Donovan, check the tcl manual for the command 'clock format'..

Here's an example..

[clock format [clock scan $Time] -format "%m/%d/%y %R"]

would result in a display of 04/09/10 17:53

Or.. [clock format [clock scan $Time] -format "%m/%d/%Y %I:%M"]

would result in a display of 04/9/2010 05:53

I use this one in my signature..

[clock format [clock scan $Time] -format "%h. %d @%l:%M %p"]

which results in "Apr. 9 @ 5:53 PM"

A general reference on this function can be found at http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/clock.htm under 'clock format'

I don't want to thread-steal, but my question pertains to this as well, I have an RKE and would like to format my time to show like "Sun, Apr. 18 2010 7:46 PM" in my sig. Would I use similar command strings, or is the RKE totally different. Thanks.

RKE is the same.. basically the [clock scan $Time] command created a time/date object out of the $Time variable, that you can then slice and dice with the [clock format] command.