RoboHelp started as a Word toolbar and in some environments
there is simply nobody who can use any other editor. Others can but
prefer not to. I take the same view as Rick, if you are creating
HTML help, do so with an HTML editor.
It also means you can do things with the help that cannot be
done using Word as the editor. For example some people like a
graphic that changes when clicked such as when the user accesses
dropdown text.. It opens up many possibilities.
With Winhelp gradually dying, online help is becoming HTML
based.
BTW. You referred in your first post to Normal.dot. That is
not the template that RoboHelp for Word is applying to your
documents. In Word, look in File | Properties or look in Templates.
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