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I would think generating Printed Documentation from RoboHelp and then
implementing your style sheet, if the styles don't generate properly
with the text, would be the easiest.
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Subject: exporting Robohelp documents to Word?
What's the best way to export/transfer text written in RoboHelp into
Microsoft Word? Cutting and pasting loses the formatting. Another method
I've tried puts background shading behind the text. Most of the text
consists of numbered lists. Thanks for any advice,
Tom
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