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I always use RH5. It's pretty stable and I don't recall ever bumping
into a problem with it.
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At 07:39 AM 4/14/2008, Zen C wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Has anyone upgraded from RoboHelp 5 to version 6 or 7? If so, did you
>encounter any problems in the newer versions?
>
>I read somewhere that said it is safe to use RoboHelp 5, cos 7 has some
>problems. I didn't save the article and can't find it either. Does anyone
>have additional information on the best version to use?
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