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Whenever I generate my WebHelp project, RoboHelp inserts a few lines of
JavaScript into my help topics. This JavaScript does things like provide
Back and Forward button functionality at the topic of each help topic.
I would like to change this JavaScript at the source, but I can't find any
documentation regarding where these source files are located. (If it makes a
difference, I'm using RoboHelp Office 2000.)
If you've done this before, could you please tell me where the help topic
JavaScript source is located? Ta,
Rowena
P.S. I was very saddened to hear about the attacks on the WTC and Pentagon.
I sincerely hope that we didn't lose any list members (or their family
members) in the attacks. It is a terrible tragedy for the American people
and the world.
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IPCC 01, Oct. 24-27 in Santa Fe. http://ieeepcs.org/2001/
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