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2.3 PSD mark bug

There seems to be some sort of error with how the PSD displays marks in 2.3.3.

When I type Cue 1 (softkey Mark) enter. It puts a small 'm' in the mark column as expected. When I type the same thing again, it seems to change to lowercase 'r' (although I suspect it is really an 'm' getting cut off).

I've only been able to reproduce this issue when the PSD does not take up the entire width of the screen. There seem to be other issues when the PSD is cut in half too like it saying cues are playing back which currently are not.

I'm attaching a screenshot of the PSD on two monitors, one where it is small and shows bugginess and one full size.

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  • The display doesn't scale down to the narrow resolution in these cases (there's just too much to try to put on the screen). You can press Escape and click on column headings you'd like to hide to make this more manageable. Press Shift+Select to restore to everything

    There are some changes coming in v2.4 that will help further configure the PSD.

    The "m" really is being removed from the cue. Because it's collapsed, there's a small screen painting issue where the first part of the letter m isn't getting cleared. It's safe to ignore, though understandably can be a bit confusing.

    Thanks!

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  • The display doesn't scale down to the narrow resolution in these cases (there's just too much to try to put on the screen). You can press Escape and click on column headings you'd like to hide to make this more manageable. Press Shift+Select to restore to everything

    There are some changes coming in v2.4 that will help further configure the PSD.

    The "m" really is being removed from the cue. Because it's collapsed, there's a small screen painting issue where the first part of the letter m isn't getting cleared. It's safe to ignore, though understandably can be a bit confusing.

    Thanks!

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