For students who continue to use RoboHelp 2002.
Provides the basics of online Help development along with fast-paced tutorials that will have the novice Help developer creating RoboHelp and RoboHelp HTML systems in no time! Getting Started introduces Help terminology; sample Help windows; overview of the RoboHelp and RoboHelp HTML desktops; how to choose the right Help format; and a comparison of Help features available from WinHelp, HTML Help, WebHelp, Oracle Help and Java Help. Working with Help Projects describes creating projects; compressing and compiling projects in RoboHelp; and generating projects in RoboHelp HTML. Importing Documents, Files and Projects contains Word to Help conversion tips; how to convert Word documents to RoboHelp; how to import Word documents to RoboHelp HTML; how to convert WinHelp projects to RoboHelp HTML; and how to import HTML files to RoboHelp HTML. Working with Help Topics describes creating topics; previewing topics; deleting topics; renaming topics; assigning and updating keywords; and adding non-scrolling regions. Defining Appearance and Navigation covers defining main and secondary windows; using window and background color; adding main window buttons; formatting text in RoboHelp and RoboHelp HTML; creating and updating the Contents tab, browse sequences and the Index tab; creating and modifying RoboHelp HTML templates; using WebHelp skins; and creating a Section 508 compliant WebHelp project. Adding Interactivity and Graphics describes adding jumps and links; using popup windows and RoboHelp HTML popup alternatives, including text-only popups, expanding text and drop-down text; adding mid-topic jumps and bookmarks; creating buttons, including a Related Topics button; using HTML Help controls; adding graphics; using macros and scripts; creating a Glossary tab in RoboHelp HTML; and adding multimedia. Finishing Up describes using build tags; producing RoboHelp and RoboHelp HTML reports; and distributing the Help system.
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