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File | Description |
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bookfilename.txt | This file must contain nothing but the name of the MIF file in the upload package corresponding to the FrameMaker book file. |
FrameMaker book file | The FrameMaker book file itself in MIF format. |
FrameMaker documents | The FrameMaker documents, all in MIF format. These documents may be placed in subdirectories, but must match with the book file. |
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]]>The chosen rule set has been assigned, as indicated in the Rule Set column of the dashboard.
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]]>Choose a basket from the View Basket sidebar.
Your current basket has been updated.
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]]>The chosen basket has been assigned, as indicated in the Basket column of the dashboard.
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]]>If you can’t find the information you are looking for in the online help, you can write to the Migrate support team for assistance. Click the Contact Us link in the top right, or just send an email to: [email protected].
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]]>The credit charges for the document you wish to bring up the rules editor on must have been accepted prior to opening up the rules editor.
The rules editor allows you to guide the conversion by setting rules. When working with the rules editor, you pick one of your documents to work with even though the rules you create may be subsequently applied to other documents.
The existing rule set will be applied to your selected document, a process referred to as annotation. When completed, the rules editor will open and you will be able to see where the rule set, as it currently exists, has applied to your selected document.
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]]>The documents you wish to download must have been successfully converted before they can be downloaded.
A zip file containing the documents selected for download will be placed on your system.
Use a ZIP-compatible compression utility to unzip the downloaded package.
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]]>The document must have been imported successfully into Migrate.
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The zip file must contain the following files.
XPJ file | This is the main RoboHelp project file. Exactly one must be provided. |
HTML files | These are the content files and must be in XHTML format. |
CSS files | These contain styling information. |
Any other RoboHelp dependency | RoboHelp documents have many project-specific files, which should all be included. |
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