Create the Project File Name Prefix makes space after prefix

I am creating a project template.  I noticed that when I put in the file name prefix it prefixes all my screws with this value MORE space.  I like the prefix but do not want the space.  Does anyone know how to make sure that when it renames all the screws it does not insert space after the preifix?

See attachment.

Thanks for any direction on it.

Add the following in your LabVIEW INI file token:

NewProjectNoAddedSpaceOnPrefix = TRUE

This will prevent the dialog box create a project to add the namespace for the prefix.

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