You can use the "tags=" script argument to change the tag delimiters. For example, open the Programmable Block in the terminal and in the Argument field, type:

tags=()

and then if you have it on a Timer Block, make sure it's set to "run with default argument" and not just "run". Then you can tag things like "Cargo (TIM Ore)" instead of [TIM Ore].

okay ty but i now had found another nice method u can use codes on the german keyboard hold "alt" and press 91 on numblock release "alt" and it writes [
same thing for closed bracket but there is ne num code 93

now i got another problem :'D im just doing it all while looking ur guide and now im at the lcd panels in ur guide u type [tim componen] and it makes [TIM Components] automaticly but my game doesnt and even if i write it fully in brackets the lcd screen only shows online

Panels are tagged differently starting in 1.6, which should be described in the latest update to the User's Guide; for inventory you need "[TIM INVEN:Component]" instead of just "[TIM Component]".

AH nice ty :D

I open up Custom Data and type the full text I want.. Then Ctrl+A (select all) and Ctrl+X (cut).. Close the custom data and paste it in or after the name.

okay next problem.... the assembler isnt taking the [TIm Steelplate] is there something i have to add?

Tags for assemblers and refineries have also changed in 1.6, check the User's Guide for details.

i cant find that user guide xD can u link it? xD

It's linked at the bottom of the workshop description, but I guess I should probably move that to the top:

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=546909551

Workaround for the non-working brackets "[" and "]" and the like on some keyboards:
Open an editor box like for CustomData or the text in textpanels. There you can write them. Copy it and paste it into the textbox like CustomName.
No need to break your fingers with ALT+<char codes> or open external editors.