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For those of you who have are expecting to purchase, or upgrade to RoboHelp
X3 (see the ad at the bottom of this page), take note.
I was giving it a test drive and found a bug that affects the ability to
export "print-quality documentation" from your help project.
When exporting the project to Word doc, the X3 version will NOT convert
index entries that were associated to a bookmark. So unless all of your
Index entries are associated to actual topics, they will not export to the
doc.
eHelp is aware of it and I imagine it would be a pretty high-pri bug fix.
But if you do a lot of help > doc work, you might want to wait before you
uninstall your old version.
Just a heads up.
Evan
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