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>I am a technical translator for English/French/Spanish
>One of my clients wants his documentation translated in RoboHelp.
>I have RoboHelp running on my machine, and have some basic knowledge
>of the application but I would be glad to hear from anybody with
>experience in this matter.
You might consider posting this question to the HATT list (see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HATT/). That group focuses solely on help
authoring, and a lot of RoboHelp users follow that list.
Also, could you provide details on the kind of help output you're
localizing? If you're developing HTML-based help (in the RoboHelp HTML
interface), the process is different than if you're working with the
Word-based interface.
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