| AMString | Read-only. The string that denotes AM time, for example, "AM" in English. |
| CurrencyDigits | Read-only. Indicates the number of decimal digits in number format. |
| CurrencySymbol | Read-only. The symbol that indicates a number is currency, for example, the dollar sign. |
| DateSep | Read-only. The character used to separate months, days, and years, for example, the slash. |
| DecimalSep | Read-only. The decimal separator in number format, for example, the decimal point. |
| IsCurrencySpace | Read-only. Indicates whether the currency format has a space between the currency symbol and the number. |
| IsCurrencySuffix | Read-only. Indicates whether the currency symbol follows the number in the currency format. |
| IsCurrencyZero | Read-only. Indicates whether fractions have a zero before the decimal point in number format. |
| IsDateDMY | Read-only. Indicates whether the order of the date format is day-month-year. |
| IsDateMDY | Read-only. Indicates whether the order of the date format is month-day-year. |
| IsDateYMD | Read-only. Indicates whether the order of the date format is year-month-day. |
| IsDST (NotesInternational) | Read-only. Indicates whether the time format reflects daylight-saving time. |
| IsTime24Hour | Read-only. Indicates whether the time format is 24-hour. |
| Parent (NotesInternational) | Read-only. The session that contains a NotesInternational object. |
| PMString | Read-only. The string that denotes PM time, for example, "PM" in English. |
| ThousandsSep | Read-only. The thousands separator in number format, for example, the comma. |
| TimeSep | Read-only. The character used to separate hours, minutes, and seconds, for example, the colon. |
| TimeZone (NotesInternational) | Read-only. The UTS/GMT value of the time zone. |
| Today | Read-only. The string that means today in a time-date specification, for example, "Today" in English. |
| Tomorrow | Read-only. The string that means tomorrow in a time-date specification, for example, "Tomorrow" in English. |
| Yesterday | Read-only. The string that means yesterday in a time-date specification, for example, "Yesterday" in English. |