Author
Neil Perlin
Released
8/31/2016- Creating and opening projects
- Managing topics
- Importing content from HTML, Word, or FrameMaker
- Inserting images
- Creating TOCs, glossaries, and links
- Formatting with CSS
- Creating a single source of content (single sourcing)
- Understanding outputs
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- [Neil] Have you just gotten word that you have to move your company's technical documentation from paper to online form, or have you just been told to update some old RoboHelp projects to the latest version of RoboHelp. Welcome, my name is Neil Perlin. As a Certified RoboHelp trainer and consultant, I've used RoboHelp, taught RoboHelp, and troubleshot RoboHelp projects. The course will introduce you to, or reaquaint you with, RoboHelp 2015, the latest version of this powerful tool for creating online and print documentation and online help for you company's application software.
You'll learn how to create projects and topics from scratch. You'll learn how to import HTML, Word, and FrameMaker files. You'll add navigation through Tables of Contents and three types of links. You'll format the material through Cascading Style Sheets and templates called Master Pages. You'll see how to generate different outputs from one project, and more. Let's go.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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Use the exercise files1m 4s
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1. Basic Concepts
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What is RoboHelp1m 47s
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RoboHelp's Interface5m 30s
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2. Creating Content Using Topics
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Basic topic tasks5m 18s
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Managing topics3m 8s
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Importing HTML files1m 57s
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Inserting graphic objects2m 38s
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3. Navigation
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Creating online glossaries4m 35s
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Hyperlinks1m 58s
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4. Add Formatting
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CSS concepts4m 49s
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CSS creation3m 34s
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CSS application1m 44s
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CSS modification2m 13s
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Table stylesheets4m 7s
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Layout creation3m 40s
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5. Single Sourcing
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Single sourcing definitions2m 28s
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Conditional build tag use4m 17s
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Snippet concepts4m 11s
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6. Understanding Outputs vs. Targets
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Output concepts2m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps51s
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