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Barbara Philbrick wrote:
> My client cannot find the source files for two of their help projects.
>
> RoboHelp used to have tools for bringing in source files, but I don't see
> any that will bring in a WebHelp file. Any ideas on how to do this and
> retain as much of the original project as possible?
>
> On a related note, I have older source files for one of these projects. Is
> there any way to compare the output files from my source files to their
> latest WebHelp? I suspect the files have just been copied from directory to
> directory, but it's possible that someone tweaked the HTML along the way.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Barb
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