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Old 10-02-2006, 01:04 PM
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corporate XMB theme

I changed to the corporate XMB theme - just for fun.

It's very clean, but in the grey/gray box above some of the links are repeated:

"Today's posts" appears twice and "Posts since last visit" appears twice, making the box more cluttered than necessary.

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I don't even have the "Executive XMB" theme as an option, but I do have "Corporate XMB" which messes everything up.
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Old 10-02-2006, 03:09 PM
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I don't even have the "Executive XMB" theme as an option, but I do have "Corporate XMB" which messes everything up.
That's the one.

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That's not very attractive. The problem is "fixed" for now. I've deleted that theme until I have time to upload a clean version.

Sorry about that.

I guess I could just call it a "feature" and then all would be fine.
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