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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9 305 Generating Help and printed documents Generate EclipseHelp EclipseHelp contains a bunch of HTML files with an XML-based TOC and a plugin.xml file. Eclipse uses the plugin file to display the Help from Help > Help Contents. 1 Do one of the following: • Select File > Generate > EclipseHelp. • Select Tools > Scripts > EclipseHelp Generator. 2 Select the folder where you want to store the EclipseHelp output. 3 Specify the following information: Title A title for the output. By default, RoboHelp displays the project name. Provider Name The name of the company. Version The version number of the output. ID A unique ID for the output. 4 Click Generate. Generate output in the ePub format The ePub format helps you to distribute content to mobile devices, eBook readers, and tablets. Adobe Digital Editions, Calibre, and the ePub Reader plug-in with Mozilla Firefox are some ePub readers. Adobe Digital Editions reader software is free and can be downloaded from the Digital Editions product site. RoboHelp creates a single .epub file containing the XHTML-based content. The exported file includes the JPEG thumbnail image that you specify for the cover page of the document (see "Run the ePub Generator script" on page 306). This thumbnail is used to depict the book in the Digital Editions Reader library view. More Help topics "Apply conditional build tags to content" on page 221 ePub resources Read this articleby Neil Perlin to get an overview of ePub, RoboHelp's support for ePub, and some best practices. For a list of top features of ePub, see www.adobe.com/go/learn_rh_blog_epub_en. For more information on the ePub format, see www.idpf.org. For guidelines for creating well-formed and well-formatted ePub documents, refer to www.adobe.com/go/learn_rh_epub_best_practices_en (Best Practices Guide in ePub format). See the blog Digital Editions for information about Digital Editions. Prepare for generating the ePub output 1 Download a zip executable for Windows from http://stahlforce.com/dev/zip.exe. 2 Review your project content and apply CBTs to content not supported by the ePub format (such as drop-down or expanded text). 3 Create the TOC for the ePub output. 4 In the Single Source Layouts pod, right-click XML Output and select New Layout. Specify a name and click OK. 5 Select the TOC you created for the ePub output. Last updated 12/14/2011

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9
Generating Help and printed documents
Last updated 12/14/2011
Generate EclipseHelp
EclipseHelp contains a bunch of HTML files with an XML-based TOC and a plugin.xml file. Eclipse uses the plugin
file to display the Help from Help > Help Contents.
1
Do one of the following:
Select File > Generate > EclipseHelp.
Select Tools > Scripts > EclipseHelp Generator.
2
Select the folder where you want to store the EclipseHelp output.
3
Specify the following information:
Title
A title for the output. By default, RoboHelp displays the project name.
Provider Name
The name of the company.
Version
The version number of the output.
ID
A unique ID for the output.
4
Click Generate.
Generate output in the ePub format
The ePub format helps you to distribute content to mobile devices, eBook readers, and tablets. Adobe Digital Editions,
Calibre, and the ePub Reader plug-in with Mozilla Firefox are some ePub readers.
Adobe Digital Editions reader software is free and can be downloaded from the
Digital Editions
product site.
RoboHelp creates a single .epub file containing the XHTML-based content. The exported file includes the JPEG
thumbnail image that you specify for the cover page of the document (see “
Run the ePub Generator script
” on
page
306). This thumbnail is used to depict the book in the Digital Editions Reader library view.
More Help topics
Apply conditional build tags to content
” on page
221
ePub resources
Read
this article
by Neil Perlin to get an overview of ePub, RoboHelp’s support for ePub, and some best practices.
For a list of top features of ePub, see
www.adobe.com/go/learn_rh_blog_epub_en
.
For more information on the ePub format, see
www.idpf.org
.
For guidelines for creating well-formed and well-formatted ePub documents, refer to
www.adobe.com/go/learn_rh_epub_best_practices_en
(Best Practices Guide in ePub format).
See the blog
Digital Editions
for information about Digital Editions.
Prepare for generating the ePub output
1
Download a zip executable for Windows from
http://stahlforce.com/dev/zip.exe
.
2
Review your project content and apply CBTs to content not supported by the ePub format (such as drop-down or
expanded text).
3
Create the TOC for the ePub output.
4
In the Single Source Layouts pod, right-click XML Output and select New Layout. Specify a name and click OK.
5
Select the TOC you created for the ePub output.