If you create Microsoft HTML Help files (.HHP files) in third-party
Help authoring tools, you can import these files into RoboHELP and create
new projects.
When you import an .HHP file, a new RoboHELP project file (.MPJ) is
created. You can do anything at this point such as edit topics, update
or create tables of contents, add and remove keywords, or compile the project.
There is no need to work with these files in any other authoring tool once
you import them.
To import an .HHP file:
From the File
menu, select Open.
From Files
of type, select Microsoft HTML
Help Project (*.hhp).
In Look
in, navigate to the drive/folder where the .HHP file is located
and double-click to open it.
Notes:
If you
previously imported the .HHP file, your project folder may contain an existing
.MPJ file. The .MPJ file may be more current, depending on when you previously
worked on the file in RoboHELP. You are offered the choice of opening either
file. Under normal circumstances, it is a good idea to select the .MPJ
file because it usually contains more information about your project than
what is contained in the .HHP file.
If you
use an HTML editor other than RoboHELP's WYSIWYG or TrueCode editor to
author your content, you can still use RoboHELP for the Help project .
For more information, see About
using HTML editors.