Hi Robin
I think I might take a different approach. Use the RoboHelp
for Word product and open the .HPJ so you now have it all open in
RoboHelp for Word. Then create HTML Help from that side. When you
do this, RoboHelp should create some temporary files you can grab.
Look in the output location while it is churning and burning. With
2000 topics, the process should take long enough that you will have
ample time. The key will be to copy the source over to a different
folder. Do this before RoboHelp finishes the process, because I
think it will clear away the files once it is finished.
After you get the source files, copy them to a folder and use
RoboHelp HTML to open the ProjectName.HHP file. At that point, you
should then have a working RoboHelp HTML project.
I'm not sure where or why it may be failing. I'm simply
trying to assist you by using another approach to get a project
going. I do agree that it
should work without workarounds. But as things sometimes
fail, I'm all about workarounds. Sometimes you can literally spend
hours trying to make something work as it should. But a workaround
may take five minutes. Your call.
Cheers... Rick