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I recently inherited the on-line help for my division and am now knee-deep in
the fun that is Robohelp Office X4. It's gone fairly smoothly thus far, except
that I can't seem to test the context-sensitive help to save my life. I've
generated the project, imported the map file, made sure the map file was
formatted correctly, assigned the map IDs, and searched for help everywhere. I
also know it's not just my newbie project that's the problem. I opened an older
project that works and found I couldn't test the on-line help either. (BTW, this
is all using Robohelp's built-in CSH testing tool). Any ideas?
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