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Adobe RoboHelp - Working with Tabs


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RoboHelp makes it easy to locate and identify commands associated with a particular function by organizing them into tabs. The tabs are organized in a ribbon similar to the Microsoft Office suite of programs.

The ribbon comprises several tabs, which include −

  • File
  • Project
  • Edit
  • Insert
  • Review
  • Collaborate
  • Output
  • Tools

Let us understand each of these in detail.

File

Create new projects, open, save the existing project, view recent projects and change program settings.

File

Project

Create, import, edit, and delete project components such as topics, snippets, tags, and variables. You can save the currently unsaved changes across the project.

Project

Edit

Creating and editing stylesheets, text formatting and content tagging.

Edit

Insert

Insert objects such as tables, images, Adobe Captivate content and snippets.

Insert

Review

Track changes, accept and reject changes in a document review.

Review

Collaborate

Share project resources across users and enable version control.

Collaborate

Output

Create, search, setup, generate, view and open RoboHelp outputs.

Output

Tools

You can create and view reports. RoboHelp ships with a number of scripts, which you can use to perform certain commands. Select and execute scripts from the Scripts list in this tab.

Tools
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