Minimum panel width?

Thanks to everyone who worked on this, it's already an
amazing tool!
I'd like a very thin panel to run down the left screen edge,
Configurator has let me create one that is only 130 pixels wide.
This thin panel displays, saves, and exports with no problems.
Unfortunately Photoshop won't display it less than (I'm guessing)
220 pixels wide. This is taking up screen real estate
unnecessarily. Running in Vista.
Is there a way to display the panel the size Configurator let
me create it? If not, can this count as a feature request.
Thanks!

If you create a panel as height=220, width=130, and then
export it into Photoshop, it will be displayed as the same size
(220*130). I have verified this on my Vista and Mac with PhotoShop
CS4.
One known issue is: If a panel has been re-sized in
Photoshop, and then be re-exported with a new size, the the new
size will not be applied for the panel in Photoshop.
I think you can create a new panel and set its size as
220*130 and then export it.

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