8 Replies Latest reply: Jul 21, 2014 8:45 AM by asloan RSS

    Robohelp 10 crashing when generating a CHM

    asloan Community Member

      I am running Robohelp 10.0.1.292 on a Windows 7 64-bit with 4GB of RAM. I have a Robohelp project with 1,969 topics from which I've successfully built three WebHelp outputs, but when I generate a CHM file using the same conditional tags as one of the WebHelp outputs, Robohelp consistently crashes on the same topic and produces two crash events in my Windows Event log:

       

      Event #1

      RoboHTML.exe

         10.0.1.292

         51493787

         mfc100u.dll

         10.0.40219.325

         4df2e0e6

         c0000005

         0005cb9b

         f64

         01cfa2a229b521c5

         C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe RoboHelp 10\RoboHTML\RoboHTML.exe

         C:\Windows\system32\mfc100u.dll

         e6b660f9-0e95-11e4-b500-001d0935163c

       

      Event #2

      RoboHTML.exe

         10.0.1.292

         51493787

         ntdll.dll

         6.1.7601.18247

         521ea8e7

         c0150010

         0008482b

         f64

         01cfa2a229b521c5

         C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe RoboHelp 10\RoboHTML\RoboHTML.exe

         C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll

         ea2dc420-0e95-11e4-b500-001d0935163c

       

      I rebooted my PC and restarted Robohelp, then applied a conditional tag to exclude the topic from the build and was able to successfully generate the CHM file. I turned off the conditional and have tried the following strategies which all result in the same two sequential Robohelp crashes:

      • Delete the CPD file
      • Delete topic from project and recreate it
      • Delete all the links to and from this topic
      • Remove topic from the TOC
      • Turn off conditional expressions
      • Delete the browse sequence
      • Delete the index
      • Change the path of the CHM file to one that is outside of the project
      • Shorten the output path of the CHM file to not have any spaces


      Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

       

      Thanks,

      Alan