Robohelp 8 final output requirements

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Team,I just spent an exhausting 1.5 hours of my time speaking with tech support about the final output of robohelp 8.  We have converted ALL of our existing help indices into robohelp 8 only to find out that our end users are required to install active x, which is a huge issue. Adobe tech support could not show me where in the manual/online that the final output is required to download activex.  I am not using anything fancy and have removed anthing that I could see as a possible culprit. This has been stripped down to the bare bones to try and output a true Html help index.ve xHow do i restrict any forced activex download?  I am not using any activex components, but only a TOC and the individual help files. I am certain that I am not the only person to have run into this issue.Any Ideas?Thanks,robohelpme

Anonymous · Answer

I haven't actually tried this, but go into the properties for your layout, and on the "Navigation Pane Preferred Format" dialog select "Pure HTML" and not "DHTML > Pure HTML". This should avoid the ActiveX problem by disabling Javascript for navigation.

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