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Conversion basics, Convert a FrameMaker TOC, Import FrameMaker index entries

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10 68 Projects Conversion basics Convert a FrameMaker TOC When you import a FrameMaker book to a RoboHelp project, you can also import the table of contents (TOC). Import the TOC into the RoboHelp project to retain the navigation structure you defined in the FrameMaker book. 1 Select File > Import > FrameMaker Document. Select the FrameMaker file. 2 In the Content Settings dialog box, select Convert FrameMaker Table Of Contents, and browse to select the FrameMaker TOC file. Note: If you are importing a FrameMaker DITA map, RoboHelp uses the TOC that FrameMaker creates based on the settings in the ditafm_output.ini file. For details about the ditafm_output.ini file, see FrameMaker Help. 3 Select one of the following options: Add To Existing TOC Appends the TOC entries to any existing RoboHelp TOC in the project. Select an existing RoboHelp TOC from the list. Create New Associated TOC Enter a name for a new associated TOC that is added to the RoboHelp project. Styles in the FrameMaker TOC determine which TOC items become books, sub-books, or pages. The most important element in determining the level is the leftmost indent, followed by the font size and font weight. TOC entries that have indented items under them become books in the RoboHelp TOC. If all the TOC entries have the same indention, font size, and weight, the TOC in RoboHelp appears flat. • To make a heading a main book, include indented heading levels beneath that heading, or use smaller fonts or no bold for the subsumed headings. • To make a heading a sub-book, place the heading under a main heading. Then include indented heading levels beneath the sub-book heading, or use smaller fonts or no bold for the subsumed headings. • To make a heading a page, don't include any heading levels beneath that heading. Indent the page heading, or use smaller fonts or no bold. Differences between FrameMaker and RoboHelp TOCs You can either import the FrameMaker TOC or automatically create a TOC in RoboHelp from generated topics. • In FrameMaker, the TOC is generated according to the heading styles that you include in the TOC. In RoboHelp, the TOC is generated according to the topic titles. If you use topic name markers in FrameMaker to name the topics when you import FrameMaker documents, filenames in RoboHelp differ from the topic titles. • Autocreating a TOC for a FrameMaker 9 (or later) book can create multiple layers of content because of the folder structure in a FrameMaker 9 (or later) book. • In RoboHelp, you can place a TOC placeholder in another TOC, thus allowing you to create nested TOCs. Import FrameMaker index entries RoboHelp creates an index based on the index markers in the document you are importing. However, the index file generated in the FrameMaker book is not imported into the RoboHelp project. 1 Select File > Import > FrameMaker Document and select the FrameMaker book or document. 2 Select Convert Index in the Content Settings dialog box, and select one of the following options: Add To Existing Index Add the FrameMaker index entries to the existing RoboHelp index of the project. Create New Associated Index Enter a name for a new associated index that is added to the RoboHelp project. Last updated 7/13/2012

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10
Projects
Last updated 7/13/2012
Conversion basics
Convert a FrameMaker TOC
When you import a FrameMaker book to a RoboHelp project, you can also import the table of contents (TOC). Import
the TOC into the RoboHelp project to retain the navigation structure you defined in the FrameMaker book.
1
Select File > Import > FrameMaker Document. Select the FrameMaker file.
2
In the Content Settings dialog box, select Convert FrameMaker Table Of Contents, and browse to select the
FrameMaker TOC file.
Note:
If you are importing a FrameMaker DITA map, RoboHelp uses the TOC that FrameMaker creates based on the
settings in the ditafm_output.ini file. For details about the ditafm_output.ini file, see FrameMaker Help.
3
Select one of the following options:
Add To Existing TOC
Appends the TOC entries to any existing RoboHelp TOC in the project. Select an existing
RoboHelp TOC from the list.
Create New Associated TOC
Enter a name for a new associated TOC that is added to the RoboHelp project.
Styles in the FrameMaker TOC determine which TOC items become books, sub-books, or pages. The most important
element in determining the level is the leftmost indent, followed by the font size and font weight. TOC entries that have
indented items under them become books in the RoboHelp TOC. If all the TOC entries have the same indention, font
size, and weight, the TOC in RoboHelp appears flat.
To make a heading a main book, include indented heading levels beneath that heading, or use smaller fonts or no
bold for the subsumed headings.
To make a heading a sub-book, place the heading under a main heading. Then include indented heading levels
beneath the sub-book heading, or use smaller fonts or no bold for the subsumed headings.
To make a heading a page, don’t include any heading levels beneath that heading. Indent the page heading, or use
smaller fonts or no bold.
Differences between FrameMaker and RoboHelp TOCs
You can either import the FrameMaker TOC or automatically create a TOC in RoboHelp from generated topics.
In FrameMaker, the TOC is generated according to the heading styles that you include in the TOC. In RoboHelp,
the TOC is generated according to the topic titles. If you use topic name markers in FrameMaker to name the topics
when you import FrameMaker documents, filenames in RoboHelp differ from the topic titles.
Autocreating a TOC for a FrameMaker 9 (or later) book can create multiple layers of content because of the folder
structure in a FrameMaker 9 (or later) book.
In RoboHelp, you can place a TOC placeholder in another TOC, thus allowing you to create nested TOCs.
Import FrameMaker index entries
RoboHelp creates an index based on the index markers in the document you are importing. However, the index file
generated in the FrameMaker book is not imported into the RoboHelp project.
1
Select File
> Import
> FrameMaker Document and select the FrameMaker book or document.
2
Select Convert Index in the Content Settings dialog box, and select one of the following options:
Add To Existing Index
Add the FrameMaker index entries to the existing RoboHelp index of the project.
Create New Associated Index
Enter a name for a new associated index that is added to the RoboHelp project.