RoboHelp 9 HTML Essential Training
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Demonstrates the core features of RoboHelp 9 HTML, the industry-standard authoring tool for creating help systems for desktop or web-based applications.
In this course, author David Rivers demonstrates the core features of RoboHelp 9, the industry-standard authoring tool for creating help systems for desktop or web-based applications. The course shows how to work with RoboHelp pods, save custom workspaces, create new projects, and leverage existing content in other formats, such as Word and PDF documents. It also includes tutorials on merging projects, topic formatting, using graphics and multimedia, and using forms and frames.
In this course, author David Rivers demonstrates the core features of RoboHelp 9, the industry-standard authoring tool for creating help systems for desktop or web-based applications. The course shows how to work with RoboHelp pods, save custom workspaces, create new projects, and leverage existing content in other formats, such as Word and PDF documents. It also includes tutorials on merging projects, topic formatting, using graphics and multimedia, and using forms and frames.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What is RoboHelp?
- Touring the workspace
- All about pods
- Viewing and arranging pods
- Saving and loading workspaces
- Retitling and renaming projects
- Managing topics
- Creating a TOC book
- Managing TOC books
- Generating a project
- Using keyboard shortcuts
- Understanding workflow
- More about projects
- Creating and opening WebHelp projects
- Importing PDFs to create a project
- Importing Word documents
- Importing other types of files
- Changing project settings
- Setting localization options
- Creating project folders
- Auto-creating a TOC
- What is a merged project?
- Creating a master project
- Generating a child project
- Managing merged Help projects
- Applying a style to a topic
- Applying a style to selected paragraphs
- Creating a new style sheet
- Creating a font set
- Using inline styles
- Linking to a Word document
- Generating compliant WebHelp
- Generating FlashHelp output
- Inserting hyperlinks
- Inserting bookmarks
- Importing a PDF file
- Using auto-sizing pop-ups
- Inserting custom-sized pop-ups
- Inserting text-only pop-ups
- Using the Show Links view
- Resolving broken links
- Adding graphics to a project
- Using image margins
- Adding a background image
- Adding hotspots to an image
- Adding sound to a topic
- Integrating with Captivate
- Creating a screen capture
- Creating and using build tags
- Using multiple TOCs
- Working with user-defined variables
- Creating and adding snippets
- Inserting tables, columns, and rows
- Using and duplicating table styles
- Modifying table properties
- Adding lines and symbols
- Adding a bulleted list
- Applying DHTML effects
- Creating a trigger
- Using the Smart Index wizard
- Adding and removing index entries
- Adding keywords from topic properties
- Adding subkeywords to an index
- Creating "see also" keywords
- Adding custom search terms
- Adding glossary terms
- Inserting forms and form elements
- Adding radio buttons
- Adding HTML code to a topic
- Adding checkboxes
- Inserting drop-down menus
- Adding a multi-line text field
- Adding submit and reset buttons
- Naming forms and setting actions
- Splitting your help screen using frames
- Creating framesets and modifying attributes
- Modifying frameset attributes
- Linking topics to frameset regions
- Assigning a skin to a layout
- Creating custom skins
- Customizing search highlight color
- Creating a master page
- Editing master pages
- Adding breadcrumbs to a master page
- Adding a mini-TOC to a topic
- Publishing a project
- Understanding version control
- Preparing to review
- Creating a PDF for review
- Adding and reviewing comments
- Accepting and rejecting changes
- Collaboration options in AIR applications
- Adding design-time controls
- Adding ActiveX controls
- Customizing ActiveX controls
- About printed documents
- Setting general print properties
- Organizing topics and chapter layout
- Organizing sections
- Using style mapping
- Setting printer options
- Next steps
Taught by
David Rivers
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