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Specify which topic displays first in CHM?

Community Beginner ,
Dec 12, 2007 Dec 12, 2007

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Each time I complile my .chm file, and subsequently open it, the first topic that shows up is half way through the topics list. I would obviously like the first topic, "introduction" to appear first.

Is anyone aware of a location within RoboHelp where I can specify this preference?

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time,
Caleb

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Community Beginner , Dec 12, 2007 Dec 12, 2007
FYI, if anyone is having the same problem, I have found the solution. I had the Single Source Layout "pod" hidden (RoboHelp 7). Once going through the View menu to display it, simply right-clicking on the primary layout, selecting properties, and specifying the default topic did the trick.

The silly thing is it was already specified in that area....apparently re-specifying it "woke it up."

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FYI, if anyone is having the same problem, I have found the solution. I had the Single Source Layout "pod" hidden (RoboHelp 7). Once going through the View menu to display it, simply right-clicking on the primary layout, selecting properties, and specifying the default topic did the trick.

The silly thing is it was already specified in that area....apparently re-specifying it "woke it up."

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