# 10 years ago | |
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In general words are placed on non-white space so making the numbers any non-white color will work. Use JPG or PNG extension for your image file. |
# 10 years ago | |
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Sure it is possible. You can create an image with your number written in black (or any other color) on white background in Paint for example. Then use that image as your cloud shape. |
# 10 years ago | |
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The color (and other attributes) are only applied to the first occurence of that word but not to its duplicates. It is done intentionally because in general it makes cloud look more vivid. If you wish to have more control over words I suggest you using MS Excel to create words data and then import it in Tagul. Don't forget to disable words repetition in that case. |
# 10 years ago | |
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Kathy, you can easily add numbers in Words section. |
# 10 years ago | |
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Please read this FAQ entry |
# 10 years ago | |
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The best option will be EPS vector file. You can read about the difference between vector and raster here. |
# 10 years ago | |
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The subscription is one time payment for selected period (month in your case) and it will end automatically after the period is over (e.g. one month). |
# 10 years ago | |
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Simply speaking the words are placed on a non-white space. To place the words inside a shape you have to make it filled with a color in any image editing software like Photoshop or Paint.net |
# 10 years ago | |
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Kylabelle, could you please send to support email the picture of printed cloud? What format did you print (PNG, SVG or EPS)? |
# 10 years ago | |
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It really depends on a symbol. You can try inputting any symbol and then change to Fonts section to see what fonts support it. |