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Sadasivanatha, aloha :) I suggest you to save your cloud as EPS and then import it into Illustrator CC. Unfortunately SVG is known to have bad support in image editing software. |
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I just tried and got the icons in practice as well. If yes then could you please save your cloud and advise its name so I could check what is wrong? |
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Sure it is possible. |
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No, there is no difference between premium and free in terms of colors. Try to export your cloud in PNG format and print it. |
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Then it is the problem with your screen :) To be serious I have no other explanation for this. |
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| # 10 years ago | |
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iPad makes difference but it should work as well To make a cloud in a shape of numbers you need to prepare custom shape image. E.g. in any image editing software draw "16" numbers in black on white background. Save the image as PNG or JPEG file and then use it as your cloud custom shape by clicking on the first tile in Shapes section Regarding printing I recommend exporting your cloud as PNG image and then print it as any other image/picture. |
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Hi Sarah, could you please send to support email: 1) The text you see at http://whichbrowser.net page |
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There is no such shapes. |
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| # 10 years ago | |
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The issue has been fixed. Please try again. |
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To burrito mazimo and all who has troubles in printing clouds. The best way to print a cloud is to export in PNG format in Grab and Share section and then print it as any other image/picture. It should work. |
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