Automap picks up RoboHelp style names and maps them to
the imported FrameMaker document’s styles. Instead of having to
map each FrameMaker format with a corresponding RoboHelp style,
use Automap to automatically map similar style names from the selected
CSS in RoboHelp.
Automap compares FrameMaker format names with the style names
present in RoboHelp’s mapping CSS (by default, the mapping CSS is
RHStyleMapping.css).
For example, when you choose Automap at a paragraph level, the
following could be mapped:
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FrameMaker format name
|
Similar RoboHelp Style
|
|
Heading1
|
h1
|
|
Title
|
Title
|
|
Indented
|
Indented
|
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CellBody
|
CellBody
|
|
my Numbered+
|
myNumbered
(Space and special characters
are removed during automapping)
|
|
Body
|
Body
|
Unlike FrameMaker format names, CSS style names cannot have spaces
and special characters. While mapping, RoboHelp ignores spaces and
special characters in the FrameMaker format names.
A special case is that RoboHelp automaps FrameMaker’s Heading1
to Heading6 (or Heading 1 to Heading 6) paragraph styles to h1 to
h6.
Automap works for Paragraph, Character, and Table formats. Table
styles require handling for appearance as well as caption styles.
You can also set Automap for an individual format.
When you select Automap for all paragraph, character, or table
styles and style-mapping is already defined for some of the styles,
RoboHelp give you the option to automap the previously mapped styles.
You can select the styles you want to overwrite.
In the project settings dialog, you can also click Export to
export the conversion settings as a .isf file.
