How to tell if RH working or hung up

Question

Quick facts: have RoboHelp 7, single CPU with ½-GB RAM,
created Primo PDF from Word, no problemo, then graphic artist
created .pdf with Mac InDesign and EPS graphics, tired to import
into new RoboHelp project, tried converting graphics into JPG, GIF
and PNG, gave up after ½ hour with no RoboHelp response; no
files created in project folder, no response to closing RoboHelp,
can’t get other applications like Outlook or Word to open
while RoboHelp is importing:
9) Is RoboHelp hung while importing his PDF?
10) How long does a 125 page PDF with 85 EPS images take to
import?
11) Can I see if RoboHelp is actually working in Task
Manager?

Answer 1

+I'd like to connect an ethernet cable to my main router so that I can get faster backup from the iMac (which is always wired to the router).+
+My question is this: Once I wire the Time Capsule to the main router, how can I tell if the iMac is backing up wired (by ethernet cable) or wirelessly? Is there some way to tell by looking in Network Preferences or some other place?+
If the iMac is always wired to the router, you would normally turn wireless off on the iMac since there is no reason to have it on. Fewer wireless connections equals fewer changes for some type of wireless interference to enter your network.
+Does it matter whether I plug the iMac into the Time Capsule or main router?+
If you connect the Time Capsule to your main router using ethernet, you need to connect an ethernet cable from one of the LAN <-> ports on the router to the WAN (circle icon) port on the Time Capsule and configure the Time Capsule as a "bridge" as follows:
Open AirPort Utility - Click Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab below the icons
Wireless Mode = Off (I assume that your other router is creating your wireless)
Click the Internet icon
Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Once you have the Time Capsule configured, you can plug the iMac into any open LAN <-> port on either your router or the Time Capsule.