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<blockquote data-quote="aucklander" data-source="post: 828351" data-attributes="member: 78452"><p>Hi,</p><p>I looked there and it is set for 100%, not higher.</p><p>This happens only when the time has two digits for the hour, if the time is let's say 9:30, everything is OK but as soon as the time is 10:00 the space required to write the time gets longer and the text with the show name starts in the same place all the time, it does not get shifted to the right to compensate for a longer string for the hour.</p><p></p><p>I tried to look through the xml files as I am sure the start point for the text is set somewhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aucklander, post: 828351, member: 78452"] Hi, I looked there and it is set for 100%, not higher. This happens only when the time has two digits for the hour, if the time is let's say 9:30, everything is OK but as soon as the time is 10:00 the space required to write the time gets longer and the text with the show name starts in the same place all the time, it does not get shifted to the right to compensate for a longer string for the hour. I tried to look through the xml files as I am sure the start point for the text is set somewhere. [/QUOTE]
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