RoboHelp 10 Compile Error: Cannot find xml definition file Template Error

Does anyone know how to resolve this error? I'm exhausted googling.
I generated Webhelp and got the error below. When I View the Help, nothing displays; IE browser does not open the Help.
Initializing compiler...
Generating WebHelp 5.50 (10.0.0.287)...
Error: Cannot find xml definition file C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe RoboHelp 10\RoboHTML\webhelp5Ext\template_skin\webhelp5skin.xml.
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.pane.navpane.dhtml
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.pane.navpane.list
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.pane.toolbar
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.pane.minibar
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WT_DS_TOC_ICON_PAGE_REMOTE
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.topic
Template Error: can not resolve macro: WEBHELP_TEMPLATE.frame
Processing TOC data...
Processing Glossary data...
Processing Context-sensitive-Help data...
Updating HTML topics...
Finished updating HTML topics in 5 sec(s) : total 431 topic(s).
Processing Full-text-search data...
Finished processing Full-Text-Search data in 41 sec(s)
Applying WebHelp 5.50 Template...
..........................Template Error: can not resolve macro: WT_DS_SEARCHFORM_GO in C:\FuelsManager Primus\Web Application\Projects\FMHelp\Cirrus\whfform.htm
Error: Fail to update Template file whskin_frmset010.htm
Error: Fail to update Template file whskin_frmset01.htm
Error: Fail to update Template file whskin_frmset0.htm
Finished applying Template in 10 sec(s)
Finished compiling WebHelp in 107 sec(s)
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Why Robo 8 would remove RH10 files is beyond me.
A reinstall of RH is sure to fix it. But if you PM me your email
address, I can send you a copy of the file (might save you a reinstall).
Kind regards,
Willam

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T /BIC/AZPD_IVAL40 C xeq
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T /BIC/AZPD_IVAL40 C xeq
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P /BIC/AZPD_IVAL40~0 C xeq
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INFO: 2011-01-02 18:21:29 com.sap.inst.migmon.LoadTask processPackage
Task file '/oracle/backup2/W7C/sapinst_instdir/SAPZPVAL.TSK' from package 'SAPZP
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