Adobe RoboHelp

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Adobe RoboHelp
Developer Adobe Systems
Latest release 7.0 / September 25, 2007
OS Windows XP
Genre Technical Documentation Editor
License Proprietary
Website Adobe Systems, Inc.

RoboHelp is a Help authoring tool (HAT) created by the eHelp Corporation and now owned by Adobe Systems following the acquisition of Macromedia. The software is used by technical writers to create computer help files in various formats, including:

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On 16 January 2007, notices were sent out announcing "RoboHelp 6". New features include command-line compilation, user-defined variables, build tag usage reports, conditional build tags, RoboSource Control 3, Microsoft Word import/export improvements, Adobe Acrobat Elements, and more. Articles at Adobe's Developer Center describe some of the new features.


On September 25, 2007, notices were sent out announcing "RoboHelp 7". New features include Unicode support, Vista and Office 2007 support, a more flexible user interface and cleaner editor. A description of the features can be found on Adobe's website.

Robohelp 7 started shipping at the end of October 2007.


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