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Adobe RoboHelpDeveloper(s)Adobe Systems
Stable release
Operating systemWindows 7 SP1
Windows 10 Version 1703 and later
TypeTechnical documentation editor
LicenseProprietary software
Websitewww.adobe.com/products/robohelp.html
Adobe Robohelp Download
Adobe Robohelp 8
Adobe Robohelp Pricing
Adobe RoboHelp is a help authoring tool (HAT) developed and published by Adobe Inc. For Windows.RoboHelp was created by Gen Kiyooka, and Blue Sky Software released version 1.0 in January 1992.
Adobe RoboHelp 2015 (duh). Adobe Systems acquired Macromedia on December 3, 2005. However, Adobe renamed the next version to Adobe RoboHelp 6 in 2007, causing confusion for buyers looking for training materials that may use similar titles as older versions, such as RoboHELP 6 from 1998 (also referred to as 'RoboHELP Classic 6').
Deliver exceptional help, policy and knowledge base content with Adobe Robohelp. Create media-rich experiences using HTML5 and CSS3. Customize layouts and templates with a powerful CSS and skin editor.
Adobe RoboHelp is a help authoring tool (HAT) developed and published by Adobe Inc. for Windows. RoboHelp was created by Gen Kiyooka,[1] and Blue Sky Software released version 1.0 in January 1992.[2]

Developer(s)	Adobe Systems
Stable release
Operating system	Windows 7 SP1 Windows 10 Version 1703 and later
Type	Technical documentation editor
License	Proprietary software
Website	www.adobe.com/products/robohelp.html

Blue Sky Software was founded in 1990 and changed its name to eHelp Corporation on 4 April 2000.[3]Macromedia acquired eHelp Corporation on 24 October 2003.[4] Macromedia was, in turn, acquired by Adobe Systems on 3 December 2005.[5] Adobe Systems has developed and released nine successive versions of RoboHelp since 2007.
Features[edit]Adobe RoboHelp can generate help files in the following file formats:
EclipseHelp
FlashHelp
FlashHelp Pro
Oracle Help for Java
WebHelp
WebHelp Pro

Revision history[edit]The version numbering systems used by Blue Sky Software/eHelp Corporation, Macromedia, and Adobe Systems induced some head-scratching, especially among longtime RoboHelp users. For example, the first version of RoboHelp released by Adobe Systems in January 2007 was the 14th version of the software, but Adobe Systems decided to continue the numbering convention from Macromedia and thus gave this version the number 6...and dropped the X used in the previous version, RoboHelp X5. This decision caused confusion because Blue Sky Software released RoboHelp 6.0 in 1998.[6] Adobe Systems continued with that numbering system and used versions 7 through 11 for successive versions of RoboHelp released from September 2007 to January 2014. With the introduction of Adobe RoboHelp 2015 in June 2015, Adobe Systems used a new numbering system with the release year instead of a version number and continues to use this convention with successive versions. This new version numbering system has removed any uncertainty about which version is the most recent. The current version, Adobe RoboHelp 2019, is the 22nd version of the software released in RoboHelp's 26-year history.
VersionRelease dateChanges
1.0January 1992First general availability release.
2.0–12.01993–2003Blue Sky Software/eHelp Corporation released 11 successive versions of RoboHelp between 1993 and 2003 that started with version 2.0[7] and ended with version X4, which was released on 27 May 2003.[8] RoboHelp X4 was the 12th version of the software.
13.027 January 2004Three months after Macromedia acquired eHelp Corporation, Macromedia released RoboHelp X5 on 27 January 2004.[9] Macromedia decided to continue the version numbering convention from the previous version, though RoboHelp X5 was the 13th version of the software.
14.017 January 2007Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 6, which was the 14th version of the software, on 17 January 2007.[10] Enhancements include:Command-line compilation
User-defined variables
Build-tag usage reports
Microsoft Word import/export improvements
Integration with Adobe Acrobat Elements
15.027 September 2007Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 7 on 27 September 2007. RoboHelp 7 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 1.0.[11] Enhancements include:Unicode support
Windows Vista and Office 2007 support
More flexible user interface
More refined editor
16.020 January 2009Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 8 on 20 January 2009. RoboHelp 8 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2.0.[12] Enhancements include:Direct import of HTML or XHTML files
DITA content import
New Styles and Formatting and Resource Manager pods
The new style editor for creating and editing styles
Generation of help projects in Adobe AIR format
Search enhancements
Scripting support
Integration with Adobe Captivate
17.011 January 2011Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 9 on 11 January 2011. RoboHelp 9 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 3.0.[13] Enhancements include:Support of shared and linked resources
Enhanced user defined variables and snippets pods
Automated CSH authoring
Web output preview in multiple browsers
18.026 July 2012Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 10 on 26 July 2012. RoboHelp 10 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 4.0.[14] Enhancements include:Multi-screen HTML5 content
Export to Amazon Kindle (KF8) and Mobipocket (.mobi) file formats
Customizable screen layouts
Integration with Microsoft SharePoint
19.014 January 2014Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 11 on 14 January 2014.[15] It was available as a standalone product and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 5.0.[16] Enhancements include:Single-click responsive HTML5 publishing
Responsive HTML5 layout editor
Customized headers and footers in printed documentation
Context-sensitive help for mobile apps
Managing shared resources on the cloud
Online and offline help viewers
2015 (20.0)8 June 2015Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2015 on 8 June 2015.[17] This was the first Adobe-produced version to include the release year instead of the version number. It was available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 6.0.[18] Enhancements include:Mobile app support
Ribbon user interface
Enhanced search functionality
Dynamic filtering
Responsive layouts and improvements
Right-to-Left (RTL) language support
2017 (21.0)31 January 2017Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2017 on 31 January 2017.[19] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2017 Release).[20] Enhancements include:Two new HTML5 layouts
Search auto-complete functionality within a generated help project file
Ability to add folders to Baggage files
Easy switching between variable views
Creation of expandable thumbnail images in a generated help project for faster loading
2019 (22.0)22 August 2018Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2019 on 22 August 2018.[21] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2019 Release).[22] Enhancements include:Minimalist user interface
Redesigned skin editor
XML source code editor
The ability to delete styles or use only the styles used in an imported Microsoft Word document
Support for SharePoint Online and GIT source controls
Table of Contents (TOC) based output; i.e., whatever is in the TOC goes into the output instead of what is in the entire project
Improved search capabilities in generated help projects
2020 (23.0, internally 15)15 July 2020It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2020 Release).[23] Enhancements include:Microcontent authoring
Cross-reference support
Web-based Online Review (beta)
Auto-translate with machine translation
XLIFF-based translation support
Publish to Zendesk
Publish to Salesforce Knowledge
Out-of-the-box integration with chatbots
Frameless layout with top navigation bar
New Frameless output
Mac OS support
Adobe Robohelp DownloadAdobe RoboHelp Server[edit]The network-specific version of Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe RoboHelp Server, is released on a separate schedule. Adobe RoboHelp Server, formerly RoboSource Control, provides version control for and deployment of online help systems on a network. The current version of Adobe RoboHelp Server, version 10, was released on 12 April 2016.[24]
References[edit]^AdobeTCS (2016-09-25), Interview With Creator Of RoboHelp, retrieved 2017-02-25
^Inc, InfoWorld Media Group (1992-01-20). InfoWorld. InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
^'Blue Sky Software, Worldwide Leader in User Assistance Software, Emerges with New Name, eHelp Corporation. - Free Online Library'. www.thefreelibrary.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Macromedia to acquire eHelp'. actionscript.org. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Adobe RoboHelp Gets Long-Awaited Update'. InternetNews.com. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
^Corp., Blue Sky Software. 'Blue Sky Software's RoboHELP Office Eases the Creation of Windows 98 Help'. www.prnewswire.com. Retrieved 2017-02-26.
^Enterprise, I. D. G. (1993-08-23). Computerworld. IDG Enterprise.
^'eHelp's RoboHelp X4: Making Waves in Help Technology; New Macromedia Flash-Based Help Format Creates a More Effective User Experience'. www.businesswire.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Macromedia announces RoboHelp X5'. www.actionscript.org. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Adobe Releases Major Upgrade to RoboHelp - CreativePro.com'. CreativePro.com. 2007-01-17. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Madan, Akshay (2007-09-27). 'Adobe RoboHelp 7'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^adobe (2009-01-20). 'Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2, FrameMaker 9 and RoboHelp 8 Announced'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Unveiling the all new Adobe RoboHelp 9 and RoboHelp Server9! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^Jain, Ankur (2012-07-26). 'Adobe RoboHelp 10 is here!!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'RoboHelp 11 is here ! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Technical Communication Suite 5 is here! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Product Launch: Brand new RoboHelp (2015 Release) and Tech Comm Suite (2015 Release) – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Productopedia 2015 Adobe Tech Comm Product Release – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^Jain, Abhishek (2017-01-31). 'RoboHelp 2017 Launch'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Gentz, Stefan (2017-01-31). 'Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2017 release) is here!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Gentz, Stefan (2018-08-22). 'RoboHelp 2019 release'. Adobe TechComm Blog. Retrieved 2018-08-25.
^Singh, Amitoj (2018-08-22). 'Technical Communication Suite 2019 Release'. Adobe TechComm Blog. Retrieved 2018-08-25.
^https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/products/robohelp/robohelp_new/pdf/rh_version_comparison_en.pdf
^Jain, Abhishek (2016-04-12). 'RoboHelp Server 10 is now available!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
External links[edit]Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Adobe_RoboHelp&oldid=991604104'
Adobe RoboHelp Tutorial
Adobe Robohelp 8Adobe RoboHelp Resources

Version	Release date	Changes
1.0	January 1992	First general availability release.
2.0–12.0	1993–2003	Blue Sky Software/eHelp Corporation released 11 successive versions of RoboHelp between 1993 and 2003 that started with version 2.0^[7] and ended with version X4, which was released on 27 May 2003.^[8] RoboHelp X4 was the 12th version of the software.
13.0	27 January 2004	Three months after Macromedia acquired eHelp Corporation, Macromedia released RoboHelp X5 on 27 January 2004.^[9] Macromedia decided to continue the version numbering convention from the previous version, though RoboHelp X5 was the 13th version of the software.
14.0	17 January 2007	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 6, which was the 14th version of the software, on 17 January 2007.^[10] Enhancements include: Command-line compilation User-defined variables Build-tag usage reports Microsoft Word import/export improvements Integration with Adobe Acrobat Elements
15.0	27 September 2007	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 7 on 27 September 2007. RoboHelp 7 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 1.0.^[11] Enhancements include: Unicode support Windows Vista and Office 2007 support More flexible user interface More refined editor
16.0	20 January 2009	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 8 on 20 January 2009. RoboHelp 8 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2.0.^[12] Enhancements include: Direct import of HTML or XHTML files DITA content import New Styles and Formatting and Resource Manager pods The new style editor for creating and editing styles Generation of help projects in Adobe AIR format Search enhancements Scripting support Integration with Adobe Captivate
17.0	11 January 2011	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 9 on 11 January 2011. RoboHelp 9 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 3.0.^[13] Enhancements include: Support of shared and linked resources Enhanced user defined variables and snippets pods Automated CSH authoring Web output preview in multiple browsers
18.0	26 July 2012	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 10 on 26 July 2012. RoboHelp 10 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 4.0.^[14] Enhancements include: Multi-screen HTML5 content Export to Amazon Kindle (KF8) and Mobipocket (.mobi) file formats Customizable screen layouts Integration with Microsoft SharePoint
19.0	14 January 2014	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 11 on 14 January 2014.^[15] It was available as a standalone product and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 5.0.^[16] Enhancements include: Single-click responsive HTML5 publishing Responsive HTML5 layout editor Customized headers and footers in printed documentation Context-sensitive help for mobile apps Managing shared resources on the cloud Online and offline help viewers
2015 (20.0)	8 June 2015	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2015 on 8 June 2015.^[17] This was the first Adobe-produced version to include the release year instead of the version number. It was available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 6.0.^[18] Enhancements include: Mobile app support Ribbon user interface Enhanced search functionality Dynamic filtering Responsive layouts and improvements Right-to-Left (RTL) language support
2017 (21.0)	31 January 2017	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2017 on 31 January 2017.^[19] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2017 Release).^[20] Enhancements include: Two new HTML5 layouts Search auto-complete functionality within a generated help project file Ability to add folders to Baggage files Easy switching between variable views Creation of expandable thumbnail images in a generated help project for faster loading
2019 (22.0)	22 August 2018	Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2019 on 22 August 2018.^[21] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2019 Release).^[22] Enhancements include: Minimalist user interface Redesigned skin editor XML source code editor The ability to delete styles or use only the styles used in an imported Microsoft Word document Support for SharePoint Online and GIT source controls Table of Contents (TOC) based output; i.e., whatever is in the TOC goes into the output instead of what is in the entire project Improved search capabilities in generated help projects
2020 (23.0, internally 15)	15 July 2020	It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2020 Release).^[23] Enhancements include: Microcontent authoring Cross-reference support Web-based Online Review (beta) Auto-translate with machine translation XLIFF-based translation support Publish to Zendesk Publish to Salesforce Knowledge Out-of-the-box integration with chatbots Frameless layout with top navigation bar New Frameless output Mac OS support

Blue Sky Software was founded in 1990 and changed its name to eHelp Corporation on 4 April 2000.[3]Macromedia acquired eHelp Corporation on 24 October 2003.[4] Macromedia was, in turn, acquired by Adobe Systems on 3 December 2005.[5] Adobe Systems has developed and released nine successive versions of RoboHelp since 2007.
Features[edit]Adobe RoboHelp can generate help files in the following file formats:
EclipseHelp
FlashHelp
FlashHelp Pro
Oracle Help for Java
WebHelp
WebHelp Pro
Revision history[edit]The version numbering systems used by Blue Sky Software/eHelp Corporation, Macromedia, and Adobe Systems induced some head-scratching, especially among longtime RoboHelp users. For example, the first version of RoboHelp released by Adobe Systems in January 2007 was the 14th version of the software, but Adobe Systems decided to continue the numbering convention from Macromedia and thus gave this version the number 6...and dropped the X used in the previous version, RoboHelp X5. This decision caused confusion because Blue Sky Software released RoboHelp 6.0 in 1998.[6] Adobe Systems continued with that numbering system and used versions 7 through 11 for successive versions of RoboHelp released from September 2007 to January 2014. With the introduction of Adobe RoboHelp 2015 in June 2015, Adobe Systems used a new numbering system with the release year instead of a version number and continues to use this convention with successive versions. This new version numbering system has removed any uncertainty about which version is the most recent. The current version, Adobe RoboHelp 2019, is the 22nd version of the software released in RoboHelp's 26-year history.
VersionRelease dateChanges
1.0January 1992First general availability release.
2.0–12.01993–2003Blue Sky Software/eHelp Corporation released 11 successive versions of RoboHelp between 1993 and 2003 that started with version 2.0[7] and ended with version X4, which was released on 27 May 2003.[8] RoboHelp X4 was the 12th version of the software.
13.027 January 2004Three months after Macromedia acquired eHelp Corporation, Macromedia released RoboHelp X5 on 27 January 2004.[9] Macromedia decided to continue the version numbering convention from the previous version, though RoboHelp X5 was the 13th version of the software.
14.017 January 2007Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 6, which was the 14th version of the software, on 17 January 2007.[10] Enhancements include:Command-line compilation
User-defined variables
Build-tag usage reports
Microsoft Word import/export improvements
Integration with Adobe Acrobat Elements
15.027 September 2007Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 7 on 27 September 2007. RoboHelp 7 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 1.0.[11] Enhancements include:Unicode support
Windows Vista and Office 2007 support
More flexible user interface
More refined editor
16.020 January 2009Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 8 on 20 January 2009. RoboHelp 8 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2.0.[12] Enhancements include:Direct import of HTML or XHTML files
DITA content import
New Styles and Formatting and Resource Manager pods
The new style editor for creating and editing styles
Generation of help projects in Adobe AIR format
Search enhancements
Scripting support
Integration with Adobe Captivate
17.011 January 2011Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 9 on 11 January 2011. RoboHelp 9 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 3.0.[13] Enhancements include:Support of shared and linked resources
Enhanced user defined variables and snippets pods
Automated CSH authoring
Web output preview in multiple browsers
18.026 July 2012Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 10 on 26 July 2012. RoboHelp 10 came in a standalone version and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 4.0.[14] Enhancements include:Multi-screen HTML5 content
Export to Amazon Kindle (KF8) and Mobipocket (.mobi) file formats
Customizable screen layouts
Integration with Microsoft SharePoint
19.014 January 2014Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 11 on 14 January 2014.[15] It was available as a standalone product and as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 5.0.[16] Enhancements include:Single-click responsive HTML5 publishing
Responsive HTML5 layout editor
Customized headers and footers in printed documentation
Context-sensitive help for mobile apps
Managing shared resources on the cloud
Online and offline help viewers
2015 (20.0)8 June 2015Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2015 on 8 June 2015.[17] This was the first Adobe-produced version to include the release year instead of the version number. It was available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 6.0.[18] Enhancements include:Mobile app support
Ribbon user interface
Enhanced search functionality
Dynamic filtering
Responsive layouts and improvements
Right-to-Left (RTL) language support
2017 (21.0)31 January 2017Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2017 on 31 January 2017.[19] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2017 Release).[20] Enhancements include:Two new HTML5 layouts
Search auto-complete functionality within a generated help project file
Ability to add folders to Baggage files
Easy switching between variable views
Creation of expandable thumbnail images in a generated help project for faster loading
2019 (22.0)22 August 2018Adobe Systems released Adobe RoboHelp 2019 on 22 August 2018.[21] It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2019 Release).[22] Enhancements include:Minimalist user interface
Redesigned skin editor
XML source code editor
The ability to delete styles or use only the styles used in an imported Microsoft Word document
Support for SharePoint Online and GIT source controls
Table of Contents (TOC) based output; i.e., whatever is in the TOC goes into the output instead of what is in the entire project
Improved search capabilities in generated help projects
2020 (23.0, internally 15)15 July 2020It is available as a standalone product or as part of Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2020 Release).[23] Enhancements include:Microcontent authoring
Cross-reference support
Web-based Online Review (beta)
Auto-translate with machine translation
XLIFF-based translation support
Publish to Zendesk
Publish to Salesforce Knowledge
Out-of-the-box integration with chatbots
Frameless layout with top navigation bar
New Frameless output
Mac OS support
Adobe Robohelp DownloadAdobe RoboHelp Server[edit]The network-specific version of Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe RoboHelp Server, is released on a separate schedule. Adobe RoboHelp Server, formerly RoboSource Control, provides version control for and deployment of online help systems on a network. The current version of Adobe RoboHelp Server, version 10, was released on 12 April 2016.[24]
References[edit]^AdobeTCS (2016-09-25), Interview With Creator Of RoboHelp, retrieved 2017-02-25
^Inc, InfoWorld Media Group (1992-01-20). InfoWorld. InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
^'Blue Sky Software, Worldwide Leader in User Assistance Software, Emerges with New Name, eHelp Corporation. - Free Online Library'. www.thefreelibrary.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Macromedia to acquire eHelp'. actionscript.org. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Adobe RoboHelp Gets Long-Awaited Update'. InternetNews.com. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
^Corp., Blue Sky Software. 'Blue Sky Software's RoboHELP Office Eases the Creation of Windows 98 Help'. www.prnewswire.com. Retrieved 2017-02-26.
^Enterprise, I. D. G. (1993-08-23). Computerworld. IDG Enterprise.
^'eHelp's RoboHelp X4: Making Waves in Help Technology; New Macromedia Flash-Based Help Format Creates a More Effective User Experience'. www.businesswire.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Macromedia announces RoboHelp X5'. www.actionscript.org. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Adobe Releases Major Upgrade to RoboHelp - CreativePro.com'. CreativePro.com. 2007-01-17. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Madan, Akshay (2007-09-27). 'Adobe RoboHelp 7'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^adobe (2009-01-20). 'Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2, FrameMaker 9 and RoboHelp 8 Announced'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'Unveiling the all new Adobe RoboHelp 9 and RoboHelp Server9! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^Jain, Ankur (2012-07-26). 'Adobe RoboHelp 10 is here!!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^'RoboHelp 11 is here ! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Technical Communication Suite 5 is here! – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Product Launch: Brand new RoboHelp (2015 Release) and Tech Comm Suite (2015 Release) – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^'Productopedia 2015 Adobe Tech Comm Product Release – TechComm Central by Adobe'. blogs.adobe.com. Retrieved 13 May 2016.
^Jain, Abhishek (2017-01-31). 'RoboHelp 2017 Launch'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Gentz, Stefan (2017-01-31). 'Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2017 release) is here!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
^Gentz, Stefan (2018-08-22). 'RoboHelp 2019 release'. Adobe TechComm Blog. Retrieved 2018-08-25.
^Singh, Amitoj (2018-08-22). 'Technical Communication Suite 2019 Release'. Adobe TechComm Blog. Retrieved 2018-08-25.
^https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/products/robohelp/robohelp_new/pdf/rh_version_comparison_en.pdf
^Jain, Abhishek (2016-04-12). 'RoboHelp Server 10 is now available!'. TechComm Central by Adobe. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
External links[edit]Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Adobe_RoboHelp&oldid=991604104'
Adobe RoboHelp Tutorial
Adobe Robohelp 8Adobe RoboHelp Resources
Selected Reading
This is a tutorial on Adobe RoboHelp 2017. Adobe RoboHelp is a Help Authoring Tool (HAT) that allows you to create help systems, e-learning content and knowledge bases. The latest version of RoboHelp is packed with features, which allows you to create Responsive HTML5 layouts that work on any device size. This tutorial will help the readers in understanding the basics of the program and enable to create help files or documentation for various technical communications.
Adobe RoboHelp is used by industry professionals looking to create great technical content for their end-users. As such, it does require some knowledge of HTML and other web technologies. Some advanced features such as creation of custom dialog boxes require programming knowledge in Visual Basic, C/C++, Java or JavaScript.
However, newer versions make it easy for anyone to get started without having to write a line of code. Therefore, users of all experience levels can follow this tutorial.
The reader should have proficient knowledge of navigating your way around the Windows OS (Windows 7 or later) along with good technical knowledge of the software for which the readers are going to prepare the documentation.
Adobe RoboHelp is part of the Technical Communication Suite (TCS). You can purchase a subscription to TCS, which will also give you access to tools such as FrameMaker, Captivate, Acrobat and Presenter. If you are interested only in RoboHelp, the reader should purchase a separate license, which can be either an individual license, a perpetual license as part of the Cumulative Licensing Program (CLP), perpetual license as part of the Transactional Licensing Program (TLP) or an Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA).
Adobe Robohelp PricingPrices and licensing options can be checked on the following link – http://www.adobe.com/products/robohelp/buying-guide.html. The reader can also download a fully functional 30-day trial version to test out the software from the following link – https://www.adobe.com/products/robohelp/download-trial/try.html#.