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Create a project by importing a PDF file, Create new topics based on styles

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9 49 Projects • If the PDF contains 3D images, save the PDF in version 5 to import the images. • TOCs or index field codes convert to PDF. • Adobe Reader® or Adobe Acrobat® is not required to import PDF files. • Sometimes fonts in PDF files do not convert correctly when imported into HTML. Create a project by importing a PDF file Note: You cannot import encrypted PDF files (files that require a password). 1 Select File > New > Project. 2 Click the Import tab. Select PDF Document and click OK. 3 Click the browse button to select one or more PDF files from a single folder. Click Open, and then click Next. 4 Enter the project information. Click Next. 5 Select options in the Conversion Options dialog box. Topic Select how to split the PDF into topics. Create New Topic(s) Based On Style(s) Activates the Next button. Click to select styles. Create A Single Topic Creates one topic from the entire PDF. Create A Topic For Each PDF Page Choose additional options. Convert As HTML Creates a topic for each PDF page. Convert As Image Renders each PDF page as a separate image. Convert As Absolutely Positioned HTML (Advanced) Creates a topic for each PDF page. Positioning the content can require advanced HTML and subsequent editing can be difficult. Use this option if the other options don't produce the results you want. This option is not recommended for printed documentation. Image (JPG/GIF/PNG) Select the format for images converted from the PDF. To exclude images, select None. Page Range By default, all PDF pages are converted. Alternatively, enter the page numbers on which to start and end. Create new topics based on styles Styles are converted based on the following: • The most common style becomes the Normal style, which cannot be used to split topics. • The remaining styles are ranked from largest point size to smallest. Style ranking also considers boldness (highest precedence), italics, and normal (lowest precedence). • Styles are ordered and numbered using "Heading 1" for the dominant heading style and "PdfParaStyle01" through "PdfParaStyleX" for all other styles. Rename these styles using this dialog. Create New Topics Based On Lists the styles used in the PDF document. Description Displays a description of the selected style. Paragraph Preview Displays a preview of the selected style. Rename Style Renames the selected style in your project. Finish Completes the import process. Back Returns to the Conversion Options dialog box. Last updated 12/14/2011

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9
Projects
Last updated 12/14/2011
If the PDF contains 3D images, save the PDF in version 5 to import the images.
TOCs or index field codes convert to PDF.
Adobe Reader® or Adobe Acrobat® is not required to import PDF files.
Sometimes fonts in PDF files do not convert correctly when imported into HTML.
Create a project by importing a PDF file
Note:
You cannot import encrypted PDF files (files that require a password).
1
Select File > New > Project.
2
Click the Import tab. Select PDF Document and click OK.
3
Click the browse button to select one or more PDF files from a single folder. Click Open, and then click Next.
4
Enter the project information. Click Next.
5
Select options in the Conversion Options dialog box.
Topic
Select how to split the PDF into topics.
Create New Topic(s) Based On Style(s)
Activates the Next button. Click to select styles.
Create A Single Topic
Creates one topic from the entire PDF.
Create A Topic For Each PDF Page
Choose additional options.
Convert As HTML
Creates a topic for each PDF page.
Convert As Image
Renders each PDF page as a separate image.
Convert As Absolutely Positioned HTML (Advanced)
Creates a topic for each PDF page. Positioning the content can
require advanced HTML and subsequent editing can be difficult. Use this option if the other options don’t produce
the results you want. This option is not recommended for printed documentation.
Image (JPG/GIF/PNG)
Select the format for images converted from the PDF. To exclude images, select None.
Page Range
By default, all PDF pages are converted. Alternatively, enter the page numbers on which to start and end.
Create new topics based on styles
Styles are converted based on the following:
The most common style becomes the Normal style, which cannot be used to split topics.
The remaining styles are ranked from largest point size to smallest. Style ranking also considers boldness (highest
precedence), italics, and normal (lowest precedence).
Styles are ordered and numbered using “Heading 1” for the dominant heading style and “PdfParaStyle01” through
“PdfParaStyleX” for all other styles. Rename these styles using this dialog.
Create New Topics Based On
Lists the styles used in the PDF document.
Description
Displays a description of the selected style.
Paragraph Preview
Displays a preview of the selected style.
Rename Style
Renames the selected style in your project.
Finish
Completes the import process.
Back
Returns to the Conversion Options dialog box.