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* '''%n''' – this will insert the '''Nickname''' of the contact.
* '''%n''' – this will insert the nickname of the contact.
* '''%a''' – the account name for this contact.
* '''%a''' – the account name for this contact.
* '''%g''' – the group name for this contact.
* '''%g''' – the group name for this contact.
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* '''%o''' – the internal protocol name (since Miranda 0.8, this is equivalent to <tt>%p</tt> in older versions).
* '''%o''' – the internal protocol name (since Miranda 0.8, this is equivalent to <tt>%p</tt> in older versions).
* '''%x''' – the custom xStatus name (not available for all protocols).
* '''%x''' – the custom xStatus name (not available for all protocols).
* '''%m''' – '''MetaStatus'''. This will show the custom xStatus name when such information is available. Otherwise it will show the same as <tt>%s</tt>.
* '''%m''' – MetaStatus. This will show the custom xStatus name when such information is available. Otherwise it will show the same as <tt>%s</tt>.
* '''%t''' – the status message. If none is available, the static string "No status message" will be used.
* '''%t''' – the status message. If none is available, the static string "No status message" will be used.
* '''%T''' – same as <tt>%t</tt>, but doesn't show the static default string. If no status message is available, this placeholder will do nothing.
* '''%T''' – same as <tt>%t</tt>, but doesn't show the static default string. If no status message is available, this placeholder will do nothing.

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* '''%n''' – this will insert the nickname of the contact.
* '''%a''' – the account name for this contact.
* '''%g''' – the group name for this contact.
* '''%p''' – same as <tt>%a</tt> – still there for compatibility reasons (in older versions, this was a placeholder for the internal protocol name).
* '''%s''' – the plain text status mode description, e.g. "Online".
* '''%u''' – the UIN of the contact (for Jabber protocol, it is the JID, for ICQ the UIN and so on).
* '''%c''' – the name of the container (when using named containers only).
* '''%o''' – the internal protocol name (since Miranda 0.8, this is equivalent to <tt>%p</tt> in older versions).
* '''%x''' – the custom xStatus name (not available for all protocols).
* '''%m''' – MetaStatus. This will show the custom xStatus name when such information is available. Otherwise it will show the same as <tt>%s</tt>.
* '''%t''' – the status message. If none is available, the static string "No status message" will be used.
* '''%T''' – same as <tt>%t</tt>, but doesn't show the static default string. If no status message is available, this placeholder will do nothing.
  • %n – this will insert the nickname of the contact.
  • %a – the account name for this contact.
  • %g – the group name for this contact.
  • %p – same as %a – still there for compatibility reasons (in older versions, this was a placeholder for the internal protocol name).
  • %s – the plain text status mode description, e.g. "Online".
  • %u – the UIN of the contact (for Jabber protocol, it is the JID, for ICQ the UIN and so on).
  • %c – the name of the container (when using named containers only).
  • %o – the internal protocol name (since Miranda 0.8, this is equivalent to %p in older versions).
  • %x – the custom xStatus name (not available for all protocols).
  • %m – MetaStatus. This will show the custom xStatus name when such information is available. Otherwise it will show the same as %s.
  • %t – the status message. If none is available, the static string "No status message" will be used.
  • %T – same as %t, but doesn't show the static default string. If no status message is available, this placeholder will do nothing.