Bill,
I think I should be setting it up from the Blank template so that I can use the
HTML Help output from RH...and skip the idea of framesets and RH WebHelp for
now. If I can get it working in simplified form, I can always add complexity
later as part of continuous improvement processes. ;-)
When you say defining the first and end pages, could that be as
straight-forward as the file name for the end page being called end_page.html?
Or does it have to be in the text, the metadata, or pseudocode?
Rene
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From: Bill Swallow <techcommd...@gmail.com>
As long as every HTML file contains the javascript reference and each
lesson (SCO) has a unique frameset, you're fine. Again, the more
complex you want your output to be, the more complex the need to
customize your Help project.
I did forget to mention that you also need to define the end page for
each SCO, like you do for the first page of each SCO. I've never used
framesets when creating SCORM courses, so I'm not sure how that would
exactly work, unless you have a progression like (pseudocode):
<first SCO file/>
<frameset>
<course files/>
</frameset>
<last sco file/>
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