ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 INSTALL
ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 64 BIT
ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 PRO
ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 TRIAL

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1024 x 768 display (1280 x 800 recommended) with 16-bit video cardДЇor updates to system requirements, visit For Technical Communication Suite system requirements, visit.

ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 INSTALL

1.2 GB of available hard-disk space for installation additional free space required during installation (cannot install on Flash-based storage devices).

ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 64 BIT

MicrosoftВ® WindowsВ® XP with Service Pack 3, WindowsВ®В VistaВ® with Service Pack 2, or WindowsВ®В 7В 32 bit and 64 bit.

I am still puzzled by the expiration, but before I sort that out, I need you to answer some of these other questions.ДЇeel free to use screenshots using the little 'camera' icon in the your message toolbar if you think it will help. The more you tell us, the better we can respond. (Win XP? Win Vista? Win 7? 64 bit? 32 bit?) Also, please tell me the OS you are using on your laptop. This of course is browser-based help, but what is confusing me is that there is such a thing as AIR Help which is browser based which is NOT compatible with RoboHelp Server, so I'm just trying to clarify that you are using the correct Single Source Layout in your attempt to publish to the RH Server.Д¬an you please verify that you have read and follow the installation process from the Online Help link that I sent.

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My point earlier is that you need to verify that you are using WebHelp Pro to publish to the RoboHelp Server. You keep saying 'Browser-based help'? There is no single source layout by that name. Let us know more about what process you have gone through to this point and we'll try to help.ДЄdobe Certified RoboHelp and Captivate Instructor

However, if you mean, Browser-based 'AIR Help,' that is not the correct method for publishing to the RH Server. Are you using the WebHelp Pro (or FlashHelp Pro) single source layout and is it set to the Primary Layout? This is the correct method. Second, as for as for the Browser-based help to the server failing. The Adobe RoboHelp Server 9 Reviewer's Guide The online help file for RoboHelp Server 9: Meanwhile you can consult these two resources:

ADOBE ROBOHELP SERVER 9 TRIAL

If this does not work (because of the trial license expiration) I'm not sure what to tell you next without some more information. If this comes up, then all is well and you can publish your first project using the WebHelp Pro single source layout. That should then bring up the first screen of the application. Type in the default admin / admin for the username / password. This should bring up the Web Administrator application. The first time you install RH Server 9, you should open a web browser and put in this address (you can do this even if you have not published anything yet.) For your trial are you setting it up on a local desktop or Windows laptop (which is perfectly fine?) What operating system? Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit), Windows 2003 Server, etc. (The trial of RoboHelp Server 9 and RoboHelp, the authoring application are two completely separate items each with their own time limits.) This would be unfortunate because I'm not aware of any way to reinstall it after the time runs out without calling Adobe's customer support. It could be that you installed it several weeks ago and are just now getting around to publishing. Had you already installed a trial version on that machine more than 30 days ago? The trial is good for 30 calendar days. First, regarding the ' Invalid or Expired license' issue.

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