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Okay, see if the video linked below helps.
I created this using my computer with version 11 on it. When I try to view from this computer, the volume seems kind of low. So you may need to adjust your volume.
Let me know if this worked for you!
Cheers... Rick 
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I have tried many things but the glossary icon still shows on the output.
I went to the Window Properties in the Project Set-Up pod and created a new Window. I unchecked Glossary.
I went to Screen Layouts in the Project Set-up Pod and removed glossary from Theme 1-Standard, which is what I'm generating.
Here is what I see in the Layout Section when I generate Responsive HTML5:
I still see the Glossary icon when I generate the output:
If you look at that image you shared, you will note that those options are only for WebHelp Pro and FlashHelp Pro. Responsive is a totally different animal.
That's why the image is still showing up.
I'll see if I can look at my version 11 and figure a way to banish the Glossary. If so, I'll post back.
Cheers... Rick 
Okay, see if the video linked below helps.
I created this using my computer with version 11 on it. When I try to view from this computer, the volume seems kind of low. So you may need to adjust your volume.
Let me know if this worked for you!
Cheers... Rick
Hello again
Happy to hear it worked for you!
As for those window properties, it's just the way RoboHelp works. Aside from the CHM file, the window properties depend on how the help is being opened. So those properties you saw for WebHelp PRO and FlashHelp PRO would only work if you were using one of the PRO outputs and you were using the included API to open the help. The API allows specifying the window you want to use.
Cheers... Rick
Well, define "compatible". LOL
From the aspect of upgrading the project, sure. You just install RoboHelp newer, then open the project using the new version of RoboHelp.
The issues we see stem from really super old code trying to work in a newer environment. But if your project just began life in version 11, you should be good to go.
But you are using Responsive HTML 5 as your output. What often happens with upgrades is that some aspect of your Responsive HTML 5 layout gets munged or no longer works. The fix is pretty straightforward though. You just create a new layout and the new layout code gets copied in.
Cheers... Rick
I've just been reminded that you may be asking if you upgraded your project by opening it in RoboHelp 2017 Release, will you still be able to open it and make edits using version 11?
Unfortunately, the answer to that is no. You cannot use RoboHelp 11 to edit the project once you have opened it using 2017 Release.
Thus you honestly need to make a backup copy before opening it in 2017 if you think you may want to return to 11. And of course, if you added something while in 2017 and wanted it in 11, you would have to either re-create the work or import any topics from the 2017 version to the 11 version. (keeping in mind that any feature specific to 2017 won't be understood by 11)
If you need help with making a backup copy, I have a video on that. You may view it by clicking this handy link.
Cheers... Rick
It's impossible to give a categoric answer but generally opening a project in a later version does not cause problems. One notable exception is projects created in 7 or earlier that contain lists. The code changed in Version 8 so opening such projects in 8 or later can cause issues. See Lists in RoboHelp on my site for how to deal with the changes.
Always create a backup first before upgrading. I always recommend creating the backup as a zip file. That prevents you opening it accidentally and working on it before you realise it was the backup. This way you always have a clean backup that can be used to create a new clean copy time after time.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring information
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