All posts created by Alex
| # 9 years ago | |
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| Hi Stewart, first of all EPS does not support transparency by the standard. But since recently we added the background shape image behind the words, and it may impact EPS files you download. I suggest you to move the "shape transparency" slider in "Layout" section to the most left position (zero value) and try to export your word cloud in EPS format. Does it solve your problem? | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| Hi Jane. Could you please send the text you see at https://whichbrowser.net to support email? | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| roschelle79, could you please send to support email the text you see at https://whichbrowser.net? | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| I recommend you to download those word clouds in PNG format in "Download and Share" section, and print it as any other image or picture. | |
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| Could you please send the files to the support email so I could check? | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| Could you please send the text you import to the support email? | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| Hi Kelly, here is how you can do that without the sorting. Go to "Download and Share" section and click on CSV button. Your list of words will be downloaded in CSV format. Then open it in Excel and do what you want. | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| You can do that. You need to find (it create in an image editor) the image filled with those colors and upload it to your word cloud shapes list by clicking on the first time in the All category. | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| If you use "Keep as is (don't repeat words)" it actually means that the words won't be repeated. Most likely all your words will be used but if you inputted a lot of words (>500) some of them may be cut off because of a lack of the space in your word cloud. | |
| # 9 years ago | |
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| Hi Rojomateus, I think any bold font will work. Write your word in black on white background and save the image in PNG or JPEG format. Then upload it to your word cloud shapes by clicking on the first tile in the "All" category in the "Shapes" section. | |