Introducing Adobe AIR Help Skin Editor [VIDEO]

February 14, 2011 3 Comments

After we introduced the ability to develop Help based on Adobe AIR in RoboHelp 8, one of the things we heard again and again from our customers was the need customize the look-and-feel of the generated AIRHelp system.

Enter the new AIRHelp Skin Editor in Adobe RoboHelp 9.

In this video, I walk you through the steps of creating a new skin either by using one of the predefined Palettes, or better yet, by using a color theme from the popular Adobe Kuler, which is a web-hosted application for generating and sharing color themes.

Check it out and please let me know what you think and as always, please share with your friends using the ReTweet button above.

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My name is RJ Jacquez and I am a Mobile Learning Analyst, Podcasting and Blogging the Mobile Learning Revolution as it happens. Before that, I worked for Adobe Systems and Macromedia as a Senior Evangelist. I'm honored to be among great company in the following lists and articles: 1) Top 25 Most Influential Bloggers in Technical Communications (http://bit.ly/a8ooZC) 2) Top 20 most influential tweeters in eLearning, training and HR (http://bit.ly/KCOjqf). 3) I was also mentioned in this article on Why Every Company Needs a Robert Scoble (infographic) for my work as an Adobe Evangelist (http://bit.ly/v0IMHs). Please follow me on Twitter @rjacquez
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  • Kevin Mendoza

    Hmmm… I don’t see any links available to view the video. Is it possible to repost this? It seems to discuss something that will really help me out.

  • Manuel Casteja

    Hi, thanks a lot dear Evangelist ;-) ;-) ;-)
    Have a question, crucial …
    Is there a way to use a frameset with four parts in the right part of an Air help ?
    I’m able to do this with the frameset options with a webhelp configuration, but I can’t use it with the Air configuration.
    It seems to work only for the first page (when I oblige Air help to show the first page of the help), but if there are links on one or several parts of the frameset, once I click on the link inside a page, it will show the usual frame with only one part.
    I do need to use a frameset with three or four parts for my work and I have found no teacher able to give me a hint or a rule to follow to produce a screen as I need.
    Thanks in advance for your help.
    Best regards from Paris.