The Subsitute flag ($$) is the only flag that must be used in
    pairs. When the flag is turned on, it causes either a date or
    a time to be output. The output is determined by the word you
    associate with the flag pair; for example, $$Date. See the output
    in the following example.

    When the Substitute flag is turned on, any dollar sign character
    ($), even if it is not paired, must be preceded by an Accept flag
    if it is to be taken as normal text by DSR.

1  –  Default

    Recognition is turned off. To turn on recognition, you must use
    the .FLAGS SUBSTITUTE command.

2  –  Examples

    The following table shows the use of the substitute flag. The
    output file will contain the date and time that DSR processing of
    the file began.

    Input                  Output

    .FLAGS SUBSTITUTE
    $$Date                 10 November 1993
    $$Time                 10:55:00
    $$Year                 1993
    $$Month                November
    $$Day                  10
    $$Hours                10
    $$Minutes              55
    $$Seconds              00
    $$Month#$$Day,#$$Year  November 10, 1993