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# Programme settings

### Adjusting programme blocks

The standard (vertical) programme view can be modified depending on your use case. If you need more space, the number of columns can be reduced, allowing for more text space, giving each session more attention. 

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The height of each session block can be made taller/shorter, based on your needs.

<figure><img src="/files/8GURbW9ydLT51oOsjcRR" alt="The programme with 3 columns." width="563"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Each setting has 6 different levels to allow great flexibility to accommodate all kinds of event timetables.&#x20;


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