RH7 html Files Stored... Where?

Does anyone know where RH& stores the html files that it
creates based on an FM8 import? I have looked in the project
folder(s) and find them nowhere.

For a project linked to an FM book:
projectName/bookName/chapterName/topicName.htm
And by default, RoboHelp puts the project in My Documents/My
RoboHelp Projects

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