[HTC Excalibur] notaliberal:
Well, there's a couple things involved here.

First, the ATT will occasionally overwrite the weather data you choose (if any), but after a short time the weather conditions you choose to show (in feather options -> Display Options -> Enable/Disable texts in loop) will re-appear. Hanent' figured out a way to stop this from happening. Its a registry things and a carrier thing. I think its related to switching between cell towers.

Never the less, look in you .cpr file (mine is called HTCSlidingPanel_240x320.cpr, but yours will be different since you're on landscape). I think you can find this .cpr file in the feather program directory, otherwise look for it in the windows folder on your device. This will be the area dealing with the positioning of the weather data you select, of it you've selected none, it will reposition the ATT. Here's the code to look for in the cpr file:

<!-- HomeHome==Clock layout templates -->
<Layer ID="ClockExpanded" Visible="False" Width="240" Height="130">
<Layer ID="Page">
<!-- Icon on left side -->
<Image ID="Icon" Left="10" Top="10" Width="64" Height="64"/>
<Image ID="CTempDigit1" Source="\Program Files\FeatherWeather\panelicons\digit1.png" Left="42" Top="10" Width="14" Height="25" />
<Image ID="CTempDigit2" Source="\Program Files\FeatherWeather\panelicons\digit2.png" Left="56" Top="10" Width="14" Height="25" />
<Image ID="CTempDigit3" Source="\Program Files\FeatherWeather\panelicons\digit3.png" Left="71" Top="10" Width="14" Height="25" />
<Image ID="CTempFC" Source="\Program Files\FeatherWeather\panelicons\degree.png" Left="85" Top="10" Width="18" Height="9" />
<!-- Title text -->
<Text ID="Network Name" Left="18" Top="63" Width="200" Height="80" FontFamily="Nina" FontSize="7" FontStyle="Bold" Wrap="True" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter"></Text>
<!-- Time -->
<Text ID="Time" Left="0" Top="3" Width="232" Height="35" FontFamily="Comic Sans MS" FontSize="14" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Right" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter"></Text>
<!-- Date -->
<Text ID="Date" Left="0" Top="38" Width="232" Height="25" FontFamily="Comic Sans MS" FontSize="8" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Right" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter"></Text>
<!-- Alarm -->
<Image ID="Alarm" Left="100" Top="7" Width="11" Height="11"/>
<!-- WiFi -->
<Text ID="WiFi" Left="0" Top="55" Width="232" Height="25" FontFamily="Nina" FontSize="7" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Right" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter"></Text>
</Layer>
</Layer>

Notice where it says:

Text ID="Network Name" Left="(whatever value your says)" Top="(whatever value your says)" Width="200" Height="80" FontFamily="Nina" FontSize="7" FontStyle="Bold" Wrap="True" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter"></Text>

To move that over under the clock, it might take some trial and error. I'd suggest starting with these values for each for the following parameters:

Left="40" and Top="100" and HorizontalAlignment="Left"

TO see if it worked, you've got two options. First, once you've saved the .cpr file, make SURE to copy it to BOTH the feather program directory (BACK UP THE OLD ONE FIRST - COPY IT SOMEWHERE ELSE!!) and copy it to the windows folder. THen, go to the feather panel on your homescreen and click on the panel to bring up the forecast screen. One that's brought up, click back and it will reload the newly updated .cpr so you can check the alignment. THe other option (again, after backing up the old .cpr file AND copying the edited one to the feather program folder AND the windows folder) is to simply change to a different homescreen, then change back. I prefer the first option, it's ALOT quicker.

WIsh I could help more, but I dont have a landscape device to play around with the alignment. May get a little frustrating, just keep at it and keep the backup just in case.

I wish you the best of the luck. sweetest weather program I've found yet (THANKS AGAIN SHOWACO!!!!!!!!!!), and I've tried ALOT of them!

Let us know how it goes. I may be a little slow to reply the next day or two, I'm in the middle of moving residences across town.

GOOD LUCK!!! If you need advice on getting various weather info on the screen instead of the ATT, just search this topic for my entries. I've walked another person through it and it seemed to go well.

Jeff