Adobe RoboHelp

A Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) map is like a table of contents listing and linking the topics for a specific output. They assemble topics into sequence and hierarchy tailored to specific…

Word styles are mapped to RoboHelp styles using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). The default CSS used by RoboHelp is called RHStyleMapping.css. You can change this to a file of your choice or edit…

Just like PDF files, you can import and link Microsoft Word Documents in RoboHelp. You can create new help files by importing Word documents or import Word documents into existing…

RoboHelp allows you to import content from PDF files. The ToCs are carried over into the help file. However, keep in mind that encrypted PDF files or files containing SWFs…

RoboHelp allows for authoring content in multiple languages. The language applies to the text, dictionary and the index of the project. However, keep in mind that the end user’s OS…

Similar to project file management, RoboHelp also provides ways to manage project files. We will look at some of the common folder operations below − Creating Folders There are default…

RoboHelp provides many ways to organize and work with project files. We will look at some of the common operations below − List Topics by Title or Filename Open a project,…

You order topics and folders logically in the Project Manager pod to define a chapter layout. In this layout forms the basis for the Table of Contents creation by RoboHelp. A few…

To change settings for a project, in the Project tab, click on Project Settings in the File section. You can change settings such as the title of the project, the…

You can open a project when starting RoboHelp using the Starter pod or traditionally by using the File menu. Opening a project from the Starter pod The Starter pod shows a list of…