We are proud to announce that our newest book, "Essentials of Adobe RoboHelp 6 HTML," is just about ready to ship.
RoboHelp is the industry standard for Help authoring. It’s the preferred program if you are a Help author, technical writer, or programmer tasked with creating Help systems for desktop or Web-based applications.
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. Simply put, HTML is a formatting language. You put codes (markups) inside text files so that they can be read by browsing software. Currently, the most popular browsing program is Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.
RoboHelp 6 HTML has the letters HTML in its name; therefore, many people think that RoboHelp HTML is strictly an HTML authoring tool—it is not. Although you can create terrific Web sites with RoboHelp HTML, its primary mission is to let you quickly, and easily, create Help systems.
This easy-to-use tutorial that will have you creating your own HTML Help systems (complete with topics, books, links, tables, forms, glossaries, frames, skins, templates, DHTML, cascading style sheets and more) within three days.
Note: This book has entered the final production phase. We expect it to begin around February 23, 2007. Order your copy now and we will ship your book to you "hot off the press."
Ready to order? Click here. Hurry, the coupon expires February 23, 2007.