David Rivers shows new RoboHelp users how to get started with RoboHelp. You learn to start new projects and open existing projects.

In this video, I go over how you will be able to publish online (i.e. WebHelp, FlashHelp, AIRHelp, EPUB, JavaHelp, CHM) directly from Adobe FrameMaker 10 as you continue to update your documents, and without having to manually open, update and publish your RoboHelp projects.

Find out how you can bring content from Microsoft Word documents into your RoboHelp project by importing. After import, the content becomes an integral part of your project and has no link with the source Word document.

More on Adobe RoboHelp 9 and MS SharePoint. Check out how easy and straightforward it will be to publish directly to a SharePoint workspace. No need to first publish locally and then copy the folder manually to SharePoint.

Learn "How To" bring InDesign Content into FrameMaker 10. This method can be used with any application that can output to html.

Find out how you can bring content from Microsoft Word documents into your RoboHelp project and continue to update the documents in Word.

Learn how to map FrameMaker Paragraph, Character, Table and Cross Reference styles in RoboHelp for better single sourcing of technical documentation.

Learn how to generate output from your project.

Here is a comprehensive how to on RoboHelp Server 9 and it's user feedback reporting and project merging

In this video you will see how to create a shared pdf review using Acrobat.com and RoboHelp 10. This feature is built into the core product at no additional cost.

In this episode you will learn how to use RoboHelp 9's PDF review, Track Changes and AIR Help Comment Moderation feature.

Learn how easy it is to incorporate user-generated content into your Online Help by adding Links and RSS Feeds to an AIRHelp project in Adobe RoboHelp.

Learn how to generate powerful Web 2.0 Online Help Experiences in Adobe AIR, without typing a single line of code using Adobe RoboHelp

In this video, I go over how you will be able to publish online (i.e. WebHelp, FlashHelp, AIRHelp, EPUB, JavaHelp, CHM) directly from Adobe FrameMaker 10 as you continue to update your documents, and without having to manually open, update and publish your RoboHelp projects.

Find out how you can bring content from Microsoft Word documents into your RoboHelp project and continue to update the documents in Word.

In this video you will learn about RoboHelp Server 9 special analytics and protected areas

Single source layouts in RoboHelp 10 let you publish to out-of-the box screen profiles and layouts for HTML5 as well as other formats. This very brief video shows how you can realistically preview your RoboHelp project results for iPad vs. iPhone before publishing the final project.

RoboHelp 10's Resource Manager lets teams collaborate in authoring by using shared resources. Text and graphics may be saved to a central location (e.g. SharePoint) and be pulled from a convenient panel right into your project content. This simple demo shows how easy it is to manage shared TEXT "snippets" that must be the same between all authors on your project. Watch this brief video to discover how "You can do it too!"

RoboHelp 10's Resource Manager lets teams collaborate in authoring by using shared resources. Text and graphics may be saved to a central location (e.g. SharePoint) and be pulled from a convenient panel right into your project content. A simple drag n' drop operation allows you to add potent content. An authorized team member may update an image or text just once, and it updates "everywhere." Watch this brief video to discover how "You can do it too!"

See how easy it is to create a new, custom TOC in RoboHelp. This product lets you have multiple TOCs to customize navigation for different audiences you publish Help for via Single Source layout. One set of source files can have different TOCs associated with specific types of output. It's easy and YOU can do it too!

See how easy it is to insert *.swf or HTML5 output from CAPTIVATE projects into RoboHelp 10 files. This makes your content more engaging for your customers by letting them interact with videos that require choices.

In addition to making an entire image function as a hyperlink, RoboHelp 10 enables you to identify sections of an image or screen capture which you would like to link to different targets. Image maps allow you to draw a desired "hot zone" shape over a button, field, or section of graphic, and have hyperlink action to another section of the project, or even a URL. It's as easy as making a hyperlink; all you need is to know where to find the menu!

RoboHelp 10 bookmarks allow you to swiftly create destinations for hyperlinks that go below the topic level. Bookmarks are also useful for adding subtopic links in a TOC. Another use for bookmarks is to help a user instantly navigate to key portions of long tables or lists of information. You can create bookmarks in RoboHelp with a simple drag n' drop!

RoboHelp 11's support for DHTML gives you a powerful way to reduce your usage of screen real estate by stuffing screen captures or graphics under drop down menus. This allows the user to view one screen capture at a time, rather than scroll through several screens. The technique to create this effect is extremely easy; literally anyone can learn to do this.