Help Authors have long wanted to know: "Am I being helpful?" Adobe RoboHelp Server 8 helps answer that question.
Adobe RoboHelp Server is a powerful option used with the RoboHelp authoring tool. In this live class you will receive practical tips on how to configure and publish RoboHelp projects to the RoboHelp Server and to generate user feedback reports.
What is covered in this Course?
- Benefits of content optimization and creating a constant improvement loop with user feedback.
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What end-users experience as they view content delivered with enhanced power of RoboHelp Server.
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System Requirements and scenarios for installing Adobe RoboHelp Server 8.
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Setting up Authoring groups and users – strategies for multiple authoring teams.
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Creating password protected "Areas" for special audiences.
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Administering the RoboHelp Server remotely from any web browser.
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Scenarios for Merging Projects (one TOC/Index/Search/Glossary for many separate projects).
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Generating User Feedback Reports to determine what topics the end users see and what they search for.
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Using the reports to continuously modify content.
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Tips on working with the IT department to deploy RoboHelp Server.
John Daigle will be your guide for this three-hour course. John is an Adobe Certified RoboHelp and Captivate instructor (ACP) and has consulted on Adobe RoboHelp Server since its inception.
The class is next week. It's not too late to register. Click here to learn more or to sign up.