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RoboHelp's alleged demise has left many users wondering where to turn next for their
Help Authoring needs. Many authors are looking to other vendors and solutions, but are
hesitant due to the countless hours and dollars invested in their current projects. The
main concern is how involved would a conversion process be from RoboHelp to another tool.
Is converting from one tool to another a painful project? What options do RoboHelp users
have and in what direction should they go?
Brad Keller, representative from Doc-To-Help at ComponentOne, will help answer these
questions in his presentation covering the current RoboHelp situation, the future of Help
authoring, and how Doc-To-Help's One-Click RoboHelp Converter simplifies the conversion
process and provides authors with a clear choice on who to turn to for future Help
authoring needs.
First, Brad provides a snapshot of the current state of the Help authoring industry
and the trends that will lead us into the future. There are many rumors about RoboHelp's
current situation and Brad will cover the facts. Brad will also examine the challenges
RoboHelp users face today and the problems they may experience in the future.
Once he has painted clear picture of the industry, Brad will unveil an exciting new
conversion utility designed specifically for RoboHelp users. The One-Click RoboHelp Project
Converter included in Doc-To-Help will completely and automatically transform a RoboHelp
project file (settings and all) to a Doc-To-Help Word or HTML project. You will see how
Doc-To-Help makes it easy for RoboHelp users to convert their existing project files and
help systems. Dan will also explain how Doc-To-Help's authoring process gives you a unique
degree of authoring flexibility.
What you will take away from this presentation:
- The facts about RoboHelp
- How Microsoft will once again change the industry
- An understanding of the RoboHelp to Doc-To-Help conversion process<>
- An of how Doc-To-Help works so you can get the most out of a trial version
Please attend this meeting if you are interested in learning about Help authoring market
situations, and especially if you are a RoboHelp user who is curious about what options you
have for your authoring needs.
Brad Keller
Brad Keller is a Representative from the Doc-to-Help team at ComponentOne. He works closely
with users, consultants, and industry experts to help plan for emerging trends and new
technologies. He currently has meetings with the Help authoring community scheduled across the
nation in order to educate them on recent trends, RoboHelp alternatives, and various aspects
of Doc-to-Help.
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