Updated Important tips (markdown)

Paweł Jastrzębski
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### General: ### General:
* Use high quality source files. **This little detail have a major impact on the final result.** * Use high quality source files. **This little detail have a major impact on the final result.**
* Read tooltip of _High/Ultra quality_ option. There are many important informations there. * Read tooltip of _High/Ultra quality_ option. There are many important informations there.
* All subdirectories in input directory/archive will be parsed too.
* When converting images smaller than device resolution remember to enable upscaling. * When converting images smaller than device resolution remember to enable upscaling.
* Check our [[wiki|NonKindle devices]] for a list of tested Non-Kindle E-Readers.
* The first image found will be set as the comic's cover. * The first image found will be set as the comic's cover.
* All files/directories will be added to EPUB in alphabetical order. * All files/directories will be added to EPUB/CBZ in alphabetical order.
* Using high/ultra quality output option with Kindle Fire HD/HDX in most cases is just waste of space.
* ComicRack metadata will be parsed only if they are saved in *ComicInfo.xml* file.
* PDF support is symbolic. KCC can only extract JPG images from them. * PDF support is symbolic. KCC can only extract JPG images from them.
* ComicRack metadata will be parsed only if they are saved in *ComicInfo.xml* file.
### Calibre: ### Calibre:
* Calibre can be used to upload files created by KCC. * Calibre can be used to upload files created by KCC.
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### Hardware: ### Hardware:
* If you use **Kindle Keyboard** you **must** update firmware to version 3.4. Otherwise it will not be able open MOBI files created by KCC. * If you use **Kindle Keyboard** you **must** update firmware to version 3.4. Otherwise it will not be able open MOBI files created by KCC.
* Using high/ultra quality output option with Kindle Fire HD/HDX in most cases is just waste of space.