Posts Tagged TOC

New videos in RoboHelp Help

Posted by Nandini Gupta in RoboHelp on November 15, 2011

Tweet Many users, especially new users trying to get up-to-speed with RoboHelp, find it easy to learn by watching videos. Those users now have a reason to cheer. We now have a RoboHelp channel on Adobe TV. Currently, 12 videos created by David Rivers for lynda.com are available on that page. Topics covered are for [...]

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How do I control the order of topics in a PDF for review in RoboHelp

Posted by Nandini Gupta in PDF, RoboHelp on April 18, 2011

If you’re planning to create PDFs for review using RoboHelp 9, here’s a quick tip that will help you control the order of topics in the PDF.

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Determining Video Duration in Adobe Captivate 5.0

Posted by Smitha in Adobe Captivate, Technical Communication - General, Tips and tricks on February 17, 2011

Tweet In this blog post, Ashu Vashishtha shares a tip on determining the total length of a video along with the break-up of individual slide duration in Adobe Captivate 5. She has been using Adobe Captivate quite extensively of late at her workplace, Cadence Design Systems. In Adobe Captivate 5 (5.0.1), the total duration of [...]

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Aggregate favorite articles in a RoboHelp project

Posted by Nandini Gupta in RoboHelp, Uncategorized on January 14, 2011

If you’re a RoboHelp user, follow these steps to create your own RoboHelp project with your favorite published articles…

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Setting up a Table of Contents in FrameMaker

Posted by Samartha Vashishtha in FrameMaker, How to, TCS specific, Troubleshooting on January 3, 2011

Asit Pant, a veteran technical communicator and FrameMaker community-member, shares valuable tips about setting up and formatting TOCs.

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Embed a TOC in a FrameMaker document

Posted by Samartha Vashishtha in Best practices, FrameMaker, How to, TCS specific on December 31, 2010

Here’s an easy way to embed a file-level TOC in a FrameMaker document. We’ll generate a standalone TOC for the document and then import it by reference into the same document.

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