Use browse sequences to provide a path for your readers to move through a series of topics. When working with browse sequences, keep in mind the following:
•You cannot include HTML files or external topics from other Help systems in browse sequences.
•A single topic can belong to multiple browse sequences.
•Each type of Help displays browse sequences differently. In WebHelp layouts, you can enable or disable browse sequences at a project level. In both WebHelp and Adobe AIR layouts, you can select the browse sequences that you want to display. If the layout defines content categories, you can select browse sequences for each content category. For information about how to enable or disable browse sequences and select them for content categories, see Configure the Adobe AIR layout and Generate WebHelp output.
An automatically created browse sequence replaces existing browse sequences.
1)Create the table of contents.
2)Select Tools > Browse Sequence Editor.
3)Click Auto-Create Using TOC.
4)Enter the number of levels from the TOC hierarchy that you want to include in the browse sequence, and click OK.
5)Click OK. If the Enable Browse Sequence dialog box appears, click Yes.
1)Select Tools > Browse Sequence Editor.
2)Click New and then name the browse sequence.
3)From Available Topics, select the folder containing the topics you’re adding.
4)Add topics to the browse sequence.
•To move a single topic, select the topic and click Add, or click the Add Browse Sequence button to move it.
•To move a group of topics, select the folder containing the topics and click the Add All Browse Sequence button .
5)Click OK. If the Enable Browse Sequence dialog box appears, click Yes.
1)From the Browse Sequence list, select the topic and click Remove.
From the Browse Sequence list, select the browse sequence.
•To remove it, click Remove.
•To rename it, click Rename and enter the new name.