Compiling Web Help from a command line

We have RoboHelp X5, and are using version control to save
our WebHelp project in Microsoft SourceSafe. Our developers want to
know how best to compile the project when they build the software.
Is there a command line or other automated process that can be used
to best achieve this?
Thank you,
Charlie Randisi

No, sorry.
I understand it's in the new X6.
Good luck,
Leon

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