Best way to import X5 HTML into RoboHelp6?

The reason I'm considering upgrading to RH6 is to keep the
hyperlinks active when I create printed documentation. RH6 does
this, but only if the document was created in or imported to, RH6
-- at least that has been my experience while testing with the free
demo from Adobe. Since the document is HUGE, importing all of these
files and re-creating the TOC, Index, and Glossary the way they
used to be is daunting. Any suggestions would be most welcome! A
little history: The document I inherited was orignally created in
Frame, then imported into RX5. Please Help! -- Kat

Hi Kat
I'm guessing that what you are seeing here is a limitation of
the trial. You are limited to a total of 25 topics in the trial
version. So perhaps these links are missing for the simple reason
that you are exceeding the 25 topic limit!
Cheers... Rick

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