Generated RH output wraps to fit browser window

Hello All,
Is there a way in which generated RoboHelp output, after it
is applied to a piece of software, can be altered or
“fixed” so that it does not wrap text?
For example, in my particular case, when a user selects the
Help icon from the company software, the help appears in a separate
browser window. Depending on the default size of an individual
user's browser window, the content of the help will be
“wrapped” accordingly.
However, if a user has a smaller default browser window , the
text is “smushed” to fit the window, but the graphicn
will go off the screen. A similar result occurs if the window
larger or is maximized. The text will just go on and on and on and
tear apart the formatting.
So my question is this: is there a way to make the help
window open to a default size, specifically one that is capable of
maintaining the formatting so the user does not have to resize his
or her browser window in order to see the help content clearly?
Also, does anyone know if RH is just an inherently bad fit
with browsers other than IE? For users on non-windows based
computers, all RH output looks atrocious. All formatting is pushed
to the left margine, all styles are suddenly null and void. I
assume there is no way around this issue, but if anyone has any
ideas, they would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Diane
P.S. I wanted to attach pictures to this post to illustrate
what I am talking about, but I saw no obvious way to do so.
Hopefully my text is clear enough.

Hi All,
I apologize for unearthing this old topic, but now seamless
RH Firefox output has become a priority for the company.
Elisa (or anyone that may know); you mentioned a workaround
between the .css I created and the RH generated ns.css:
“Workaround - take a copy of projectX_ns.css. Compare
it with projectX.css, paying special attention to indent settings.
Fix any left indents that don't look right. Copy the adjusted
projectX_ns.css into your output folder. Take a look under some
different browser combinations.”
I am hardly savvy when it comes to the “behind the
scenes” workings of RH and the coding. I have found and
accessed the .css files in question, but what exactly, am I looking
for on terms of “indent settings?” I see
“margin” mentioned multiple times, but beyond that I
have no clue what I should be looking for.
My goal is to see if I can determine the cause, and thusly
remedy the issue, behind my RH WebHelp output left-justifying all
my bullets and numbering. I am using the latest version of RH with
applicable updates, and I am testing the Firfox output with the
latest versions and updates as well.
Also, I noticed while researching this problem, that some of
the topics within my project that share the same .css file as all
the others, do not manifest the left-justify issue in Firefox
output. I am still in the process of deciphering this mystery.
Any input would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Diane

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I'm really looking forward to hearing about your tests tonight. As I said to Elaine (above) I will be delighted if someone proves me wrong. I'm just looking for a solution.
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