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Create a project by importing documents, Important

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10 28 Projects Create a project by importing documents 1 Do one of the following: • From the Starter pod, select a new project type from the Import list. • Select File > New > Project. Click the Import tab and select a new project type. 2 Follow the prompts. The new project opens in RoboHelp. Create a project using FrameMaker or Word documents You can create new projects by importing FrameMaker or Word documents. While importing, you can map the styles of these documents to styles in RoboHelp. 1 Select File > New > Project and click Import. 2 Select FrameMaker or Word documents and click OK. 3 Select from .book, .mif, .fm, .bk, and .frm files for FrameMaker and .doc, .docx, .rtf, and .docm files for Word. You can import multiple FrameMaker or Word documents at the same time. You can import .book and .bk files one at a time. Note: For any FrameMaker format other than MIF, FrameMaker 8 or later is required. If the correct version is not installed, you cannot import the file. 4 Enter the project title, filename, and location of the project. 5 Click Finish. A new project wizard prompts you to select options to map the TOC, index, or glossary. 6 Select the required options, and click Next. 7 Click Edit. 8 Select styles to map to the RoboHelp styles. For information about different conversion options for FrameMaker documents, see "Conversion basics" on page 68. For information about different conversion options for Word documents, see "Converting Word styles to RoboHelp styles" on page 53. 9 Click OK. Note: If you click Cancel in the wizard, no files are imported and the empty project remains open. 10 Click Finish. Create a project using a DITA map file Important: For expert users only. Before you import a DITA map file, Java JDK and the DITA Open Toolkit must be installed and running properly. Experience with DITA and the DITA Open Toolkit is also required. 1 Select File > New > Project. 2 Click the Import tab. 3 Select DITA Map File. 4 Click OK. Last updated 7/13/2012

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10
Projects
Last updated 7/13/2012
Create a project by importing documents
1
Do one of the following:
From the Starter pod, select a new project type from the Import list.
Select File > New > Project. Click the Import tab and select a new project type.
2
Follow the prompts. The new project opens in RoboHelp.
Create a project using FrameMaker or Word documents
You can create new projects by importing FrameMaker or Word documents. While importing, you can map the styles
of these documents to styles in RoboHelp.
1
Select File > New > Project and click Import.
2
Select FrameMaker or Word documents and click OK.
3
Select from .book, .mif, .fm, .bk, and .frm files for FrameMaker and .doc, .docx, .rtf, and .docm files for Word. You
can import multiple FrameMaker or Word documents at the same time. You can import .book and .bk files one at
a time.
Note:
For any FrameMaker format other than MIF, FrameMaker 8 or later is required. If the correct version is not
installed, you cannot import the file.
4
Enter the project title, filename, and location of the project.
5
Click Finish.
A new project wizard prompts you to select options to map the TOC, index, or glossary.
6
Select the required options, and click Next.
7
Click Edit.
8
Select styles to map to the RoboHelp styles.
For information about different conversion options for FrameMaker documents, see “
Conversion basics
” on
page
68.
For information about different conversion options for Word documents, see “
Converting Word styles to
RoboHelp styles
” on page
53.
9
Click OK.
Note:
If you click Cancel in the wizard, no files are imported and the empty project remains open.
10
Click Finish.
Create a project using a DITA map file
Important:
For expert users only.
Before you import a DITA map file, Java JDK and the DITA Open Toolkit must be installed and running properly.
Experience with DITA and the DITA Open Toolkit is also required.
1
Select File > New > Project.
2
Click the Import tab.
3
Select DITA Map File.
4
Click OK.