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Juan Pons (21●2●3) | asked Mar 09 '16, 6:35 a.m. edited Mar 09 '16, 6:48 a.m.  Hi there, I have a situation over here, it's making me crazy. It's suppposed to be easy, but I've not found a way to put HTML tags as literals and make them work as HTML tags when I import the Scripts to RQM. I've tried with: testscript.steps.description=Div (" < p > < strong >Datos de entrada:< / strong > < / p > ") testscript.steps.description=Div Html (" < p > < strong >Datos de entrada:< / strong > < / p > "") testscript.steps.description=Rich Text (" < p > < strong >Datos de entrada:< / strong > < / p > "") testscript.steps.description=" < p > < strong >Datos de entrada:< / strong > < / p > "" testscript.steps.description=HTML (" < p > < strong >Datos de entrada:< / strong > < / p > "") --> This doesn't even run itself, it produces an error Instead of getting the 'p' formatting function and 'strong' formatting function, I get literals in the 'description' section. I've dicovered that XML parser escapes my HTML to ASCII code when I import to file or to repository, like this: & lt ; p & gt ; & lt ; strong & gt ;Datos de entrada: & lt ; / strong & gt ; & lt ; / p & gt ; After the parsing, if I modify these codes to its normal format: & lt ; --->     < & gt ;  --->   > And re-upload the Scripts, it turns like HTML formatting, but wihtout it, impossible. Any suggestions of how to do this correctly? Thanks in advance. *: I had to put spaces between ASCII coes because the Editor was formatting my post

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