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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10 6 Getting started Note: The Topic CSS overrides the snippet CSS. Title and ALT attributes for images In RoboHelp 10, you can specify the TITLE and ALT attributes of an image using the Screen Tip and ALT Text options. The default value of both TITLE and ALT attributes will be empty. If you generate 508-compliant output in WebHelp (or enable accessibility in Printed Documentation) and the ALT attribute is empty, RoboHelp sets the value of the ALT attribute with value of the TITLE attribute (if it exists) or the image name. For step-by-step information, see "Edit an image in RoboHelp" on page 220. Support for latest devices, products, and browsers Stay up-to-date with support for the latest platforms, browsers, and devices (eBook readers, mobile devices, tablet PCs, and more). End users can view content generated from RoboHelp in the latest version of Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. Integration with FrameMaker 11, Adobe Captivate 6, and Acrobat 10 RoboHelp 10 supports the latest version of Adobe products such as FrameMaker 11, Adobe Captivate 6, and Acrobat 10. Leverage the latest enhancements in these products, such as support for adding hotspots in graphics in FrameMaker 11, or support for generating HTML5 output in Adobe Captivate 6. Import and linking enhancements General import and linking enhancements In RoboHelp 10, the following enhancements apply to import and linking of both Microsoft Word and FrameMaker documents: • Automap styles RoboHelp provides a quick option to map paragraph, character, and table (including captions) styles in Microsoft Word and FrameMaker files to the corresponding styles in the CSS selected for style mapping. The style names in the FrameMaker files and the CSS should be same for automap to work. See "Automap" on page 70. Enhanced FrameMaker import and linking In RoboHelp 10, FrameMaker document import and linking includes the following additional enhancements: • Enhanced pagination and topic naming of imported or linked content In RoboHelp 9, you can paginate a document or split the document into topics based on paragraph styles or a marker type. In RoboHelp 10, you can use a combination of both paragraph styles and marker type. This enhancement gives you more ways to implement pagination. For example, you can now specify that a document should be paginated on Heading 1 with some exceptions or a document should be paginated on Heading 1 and in some cases on Heading 2 as well. Topic names are based on the topic name pattern specified in the Other Settings tab of the Conversion Settings dialog box or the marker text specified in the FrameMaker document for the marker type used for pagination. See "Setting pagination and topic names" on page 75 • Support for FrameMaker-generated TOC and index in FrameMaker DITA map import and linking FrameMaker now creates a TOC and index while converting a DITA map as a book with FrameMaker component. When you import or link a DITA map in your RoboHelp project, you can use the FrameMaker-created TOC and index to create a TOC and index or add to an existing TOC and index in the project. • U3D view links in imported or linked FrameMaker content FrameMaker 11 allows you to create hyperlinks to a U3D view. When you import or link FrameMaker content, these hyperlinks work if the U3D view and all objects linking to it are placed in an anchored frame. While conversion, RoboHelp generates a PDF for each U3D view placed in an anchored frame and embeds the PDF in an iframe in the topic. During conversion, if RoboHelp finds that a U3D view is linked to any object outside the anchored frame, it removes the hyperlink. More Help topics "Importing and linking Microsoft Word documents" on page 48 "Importing FrameMaker documents" on page 63 Last updated 7/13/2012