RE: best self-teaching materials for RoboHTML?

["Paul Neshamkin" <pauln -at- helpauthors -dot- com>]

You might want to take a look at Char James-Tanny's "Teach Yourself RoboHELP
2000 for HTML Help" from SAMS Publishing (ISBN 0-672-31625-0). It's both
well-written and very complete.


Regards,


Paul Neshamkin
pauln -at- helpauthors -dot- com

WexTech MVP, Certified Doc-To-Help Consultant/Trainer
Microsoft HTML Help MVP

The Paul Neshamkin Group
http://www.helpauthors.com
Phone 201-714-9525

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>
> I'm one of two technical writers at my company, and it looks like the
> administration is going to pay for training just for the other person.
>
> Since it's looking like I'm on my own for training (sigh), so I'm
> looking for
> books or other training materials that others have found useful.
> We plan to
> use just RoboHTML, not the full suite (another sigh).
>
> I have already taken a good look at eHelp's various resources,
> and also the
> tutorial that came with our demo disk.  I may take the RH class our local
> comm. college offers, but it's not for several months and I need
> info sooner.
>
> TIA