Mobile app output support Įnsure wider distribution and consumption of content with a simplified mobile app generation workflow and native integration with Adobe PhoneGap Build*. Two or more books can be expanded simultaneously. Work more conveniently by maintaining the TOC state-as the new responsive HTML5 output remembers the state of the books. Now experience as much as a 50% reduction in loading time, file size savings of about 20KB per topic, and smoother transitions between pages with faster, more responsive HTML5 output. Note: You must have distribution rights for the embedded font. Custom fonts in EPUB files Įmbed custom fonts in your EPUB output and ensure that your users see high-quality typography exactly as you intended, whether or not they have the font installed on their device.
Generate mobile output that is easily shareable on Facebook and Twitter with out-of-the-box support for social widgets provided by the new HTML5 layout.
Out-of-the-box support for social widgets By default, the first few sentences of the topic are shown as description, but authors can also write their own. Configure the search results to appear on the content or topic panes, and show breadcrumbs and topic descriptions. Provide greater context to end users by showing more details in search results. Enhanced search results in HTML5 layouts Convert the layout to right-to-left languages just by changing one property. Easily show or hide widgets, such as glossary and TOC. Configure search to appear on the content or topic panes, and show context and breadcrumbs in the results. New HTML5 layout ĭeliver a personalized content consumption experience. The view also shows the tags that have been applied to the generated HTML5 files. Now see how filtered content will look for different combinations of filters by easily testing dynamic content filters using the Tagged Output view. Embed the selected filters in the URL and use that URL in the CSH calls. Provide more targeted contextual help with URL support in the new dynamically filtered output. Easily migrate your current DUCC outputs to new, more efficient ones based on dynamic content filters.
Use the new dynamic content filters to create enhanced DUCC output that generates only one set of HTML5 files regardless of the number of expressions used. Leverage existing conditional tags and expressions to enable end users to dynamically filter content in the final HTML5 output, thereby delivering personalized help experiences. Perhaps Mike Hamilton of Madcap, as he was once the Product Manager? for RoboHelp under eHelp and briefly under Macromedia.īegin learning RoboHelp HTML 7 or 8 moments from now - $24.Empower users to find relevant content faster in the document, TOC, index, and glossary.
#Adobe robohelp add version number series
I'm not sure anyone really knows the reasoning why the "X" series came to be. Then X3 shipped (version 11) and X4.1 (version 12) and finally X5 (lucky version 13 and where RoboHelp was nearly killed by a bone headed move when Macromedia purchased the eHelp assets)Īdobe purchases Macromedia's assets and blindly sees the "5" (not X5 and no check for actual history) so they just named the first Adobe version "6". During the Y2K hubub, they released a version called "2000". And it was this company that is responsible for the odd naming.
One of the very early owners was a company called Blue Sky Software. It does appear that you could be legit in your question. So I'm going to don my moderator's hat and am watching this thread with a highly critical eye. Admittedly I have a suspicion that your post is simply SPAM and is simply here in an effort to try to gain clicks to the link you provided.
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