Import Links from JavaDocs HTML Files

When I import HTML files from JavaDoc with internal links
into RoboHelp, they come in with broken links. Internal HTML links
have # signs in their bookmarks & Robo7 does not like them. How
can I get Robo to accept these internal embedded HTML links?

See
here
for a duplicate thread.

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My problem is that I'm receiving the data from the external
file and I don't know how to get the children in place... I mean, I
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