OperatingSystems.cfg Wildcard Ruels

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Dr. Who
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Trying to put a wildcard rule into the OperatingSystems.cfg file to show the Blackberry OS version. The reports are picking up the rule but displaying "Blackberry%VersionSep%10." instead of the values. Is there something unique to that CFG file to get the results to display correctly?
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Michael
You can use regular expressions as described at http://www.weblogexpert.com/help/wlex...

The %VersionSep% macro is used to determine versions of browsers only (to show separate reports on versions of IE, Firefox, etc.), while it's not used for operating system definitions.
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Dr. Who
Is there a macro that is allowed in the file OperatingSystems.cfg?
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Michael
The %VersionSep% macro is supported in the Browsers.cfg file only, you shouldn't use it in the OperatingSystems.cfg file.

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