>When inputting long text, it's cumbersome to find the center to widen the text box. The box is too narrow. Perhaps we could use a standard like x # of words or characters, at a minimum thinking it sh

>When inputting long text, it's cumbersome to find the center to widen the text box.
The box is too narrow. Perhaps we could use a standard like x # of words or characters, at a minimum thinking it should be equivalent to 1/2 of typical page/document size or 4.25".

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The issue concerns the narrow text-entry box used for long text and suggests a minimum width of about half a typical page or 4.25 inches. Start by locating the text-box UI entry point, then verify that long text is easier to edit and that the box meets the requested minimum width.

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