No you do not have access to the message or it’s metadata in Alerts.
the %A argument is simply the same ASCII string that would have been displayed to the screen.
The %F flag is a path, usually in the /tmp directory, of a file which contains the above string. In the early days we had a routine to send error messages to X-Windows. This routine required a file name rather than a string. Thus the temporary file.
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