17.2.11 Checking WinHelp RTF
files for DITA2Go version
If you recently installed a DITA2Go upgrade
or beta version, after you run DITA2Go, check to make sure the
latest version was actually used to produce RTF output. Windows sometimes
caches DLLs, and does not always use a newly replaced DLL until after
the system is rebooted.
Open an RTF output file in Word and choose File
> Properties > Comments. You should see a line like the following:
DCL filter dwrtf, Ver 3.3 m194b r278b
The last two entries identify the build numbers of
the DITA2Go drmif.dll and dwrtf.dll components that
were used to create the RTF file. See §A.1.5
Check your version of DITA2Go.
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Parent Topic: 17.2 Setting
up a WinHelp project
Sibling Topics:
17.2.1 Setting
up a WinHelp project
17.2.2 Deciding
where to locate configuration settings
17.2.3 Preparing
a document for conversion to WinHelp
17.2.4 Deciding
whether to regenerate the WinHelp project file
17.2.5 Accommodating
platform differences
17.2.6 Setting
basic WinHelp options in the configuration file
17.2.7 Handling
page breaks and section breaks
17.2.8 Providing
multiple .hlp files
17.2.9 Integrating
WinHelp from RoboHelp
17.2.10 Compiling
a WinHelp project