Way to combine sub-projects into master?

I had developed a master project and several sub-projects in
RH HTML for Webhelp. I may have a need to combine them all into one
project (rather than having the sub-projects). I know that you used
to be able to do this with RH for Word by importing the different
projects, but I do not see a way to do it with HTML. I tried to do
it but could only saw a way to create a new project by importing
one other project. Is it possible to import several
projects?

Hi paulajmarchese
You would do it by creating folders to organize things, then
right clicking the folders and choosing Import and pointing at the
files. Note that you probably won't be able to import a whole slew
at a time because of pathing limitations.
Cheers... Rick

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