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  • We highly recommend importing images (via File\Import → GIF, JP(E)G or PNG, for example) instead of copy and pasting them via the clipboard.
    When importing images, all colors and transparency are preserved. Copying and pasting images into a rich text field does not preserve colors.
  • HTML can be inserted by either using square brackets or marking content as passthru HTML via Text\Pass-Thru HTML, for example:
    [<p>hello world!</p>]
    When using square brackets, you must make sure that all text from inluding the opening until the closing square bracket has the same font (face, size and color!) 
  • Whilst browser compatability is automatically set to IE-edge, the rendering is done using IE-11 - that has nothing to do with us, but with Microsoft Windows and the webbrowser control.
    We are aware of the existence of webview2 and might support it in a future version of MCUpgrade.
  • Due to IE 11 rendering, animated PNGs are not supported.
  • Any images in your rich text field are automatically converted to Base64 image data, so that the resulting HTML file has all images in it.
  • We strongly advise NOT to use external videos (whether youtube or similar) or any resources for that matter (e.g. fonts, images or similar), but provide any resources via internal servers or Cinema Resource documents.


Last but not least, you might want know a couple of useful HTML tags and codes:

Tag/CodeExplanation
&nbsp;Non-breakable space
Whilst a blank ( ) might be wrapped into the next line, &nbsp; will not.
Note: you must mark &nbsp; as Pass-Thru HTML via the Text menu.
<table border=0>Opens a table, must contain at least one <tr> and <td>.
Must be closed at end of table using </table>
<tr>

Opens a table row, must contain at least one <td>
Must be closed at end of row using </tr>

<td>Opens a table column.
Must be closed at end of column using </td>
<div>Creates a "container" which can be flexibly positioned and formatted using CSS.
Must be closed at end of container using </div>
<p>Creates a "paragraph" which - by default - has more spacing to the previous paragraph than when using <br/>
Must be closed at end of paragraph using </p>
<br/>Creates a line break.
As stated above,
sentence 1<p>sentence 2</p>
has slightly larger spacing by default than 
sentence 1<br/>sentence 2