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Sorry, I don't have a magic solution to take away your issue. I'm guessing that's the case because you're trying to work with the output (the CHM files) of your RH projects, not the input (project) level.

If that is true, the easiest solution to combine the individual RoboHelp child projects into a single Monster RoboHelp project, is not an option. Thus, the F1 key is always going to go to the Transaction Entry topic in your a.chm file.Īnd since you have these in separate projects, I also guess that there's a business reason they were created as separate projects. They might have it set up where, at the screen level, the screen doesn't know if it's in your standalone utility or within your 'integrated' system.

#Adobe robohelp merge license agreement to one account code#

However, I'm told it cannot be addressed in the code " I would guess that your developers don't have two versions of the Transaction Review screen in their source code. When I read " Attempts made by the developers to reconcile between the application code and the a.chm help ID mappings to properly address the issue.

CHMaggregator = Unsuccessful getting the utility to workįURTHER INQUIRY : Are there any other utilities (not mentioned above) that could combine several separate chm files into one large chm?.

HTML Help Workshop = Unsuccessful getting expected results.

Tried Utilities (Compile multiple CHM files into a Single CHM they are as follows:.

However, the CHMs used to merge to a master CHM still requires the child chm files (a.chm and a.chm) to be listed in the same directory where the master chm file resides.

Merging multiple CHM files from other projects work, providing the user to view 1099 help in a single help window.

However, I'm told it cannot be addressed in the code the alternative approach is to start including the b.chm file with the 1099 Utility deployment. The problem is that the mapping between the Transaction Review screen that is open from 1099 Utility does not request the topic with this topic's ID that is specific for the a.chm.Īttempts made by the developers to reconcile between the application code and the a.chm help ID mappings to properly address the issue. However, it does not work in the 1099 builds because it has only a.chm and this file does not contain a topic for this screen. Note: This works properly on a mainline build because that build includes both a.chm and b.chm files. However, after I copied the b.chm (our AP application help) file in the bin directory where the 1099 Utility deploy's to, then the correct topic is found.

When users are using our 1099 Utility (Standalone version) help file ( a.chm) and select’s (hit F1) a certain screen, the help topic, such as, the Transaction Review screen in the a.chm file, hence, the system can't locate it because it does not exist in the a.chm file.

QUESTION : Is there a way for RoboHelp 11 to combine (Not Merge) multiple CHM files into a Single CHM file if so, how?