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| It looks like an internet connection issue. Are you behind a corporate firewall? Could you please try from your cellular internet connection or from other location? | |
| # 5 years ago | |
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| Yes, you cannot place more than 999 words in your word art | |
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| Hi Regina, I've answered you via email. | |
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| Hi Mark, I don't see any issues at the moment? Is it working now? | |
| # 5 years ago | |
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| Hi, I recommend you to search for "motorhome clipart" in the internet and add the image you like to the Shapes section by clicking on the "add image" button. | |
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| It is not possible unfortunately. Please read this FAQ entry for details. | |
| # 5 years ago | |
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| Hi, we've just released a fix for that. It still might be not ideal but much better than it was. Could you please reload your word art and visualize it again? | |
| # 5 years ago | |
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| You can change the density in the Layout section. The density slider is located under the "Words amount" parameter. | |
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| Hi, could you please record a small video using your smartphone demonstrating the problem and send it to the support, so I could see what you are doing wrong? | |
| # 5 years ago | |
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Hi! That's right. CSV format takes each word / phrase on a line exactly as it is with count of 1. To achieve what you want you need to use "~" as a non-breaking space in your text and disable the "CSV format" option. Your text should like like this:
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