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Re: Set command to replace text in SVG file

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From: Allan_T
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 10:15
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Try opening the SVG file, and manuall adjust the tspan to be all in one line. Also, if you have any p and span elements, keep them in the same line. See if that works.
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