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The modified attribute in table_of_contents is the last change for that topic in the TOC.
The last change of the topic itself shown in Topic options -> Last edited is the timestamp of the file.
The user is in the attribute lasteditedby in the topic XML-file.

No problem with Firefox 11 on Windows 7 Pro. 64 bit German.

To get the blue line the mouse cursor must not be on a topic text. Move the mouse cursor to the right or left border.

If this won't help you also can move the topic with the blue arrows in Project -> Manage topics.

You have to define a variable named AUTO_TABS. For more informations see Navigation: Help & Manual Premium Pack > WebHelp Skins: Auto-Tabs / Reopen Tabs in the help of the premium pack. Otherwise you need to change the file hmVars.js in the baggage files of the skin. Change autoTabs: "<%AUT...

I did the experiment again and found that the directory name of the folder should not contain Cyrillic. A thing I already mentions here: http://helpman.it-authoring.com/viewtopic.php?p=56520#p56520 HM2Go cannot work with a root folder for the webhelp if it has if it has non-ASCII character even it ...

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I have the same problem.

Hi Tina, two things I'm taking into account. 1. You have published from H&M into a local folder. You need to copy all files from your local folder to the website. There might be different files with the same name, size and timestamp. Especially those from the skin. If you use a synchronization t...

You need just the CHM-file. It contains all files needed. A CHM-file is something like an archive.

Be aware that a CHM-File can only be opened from a local drive not over a network. And maybe you need to change the properties of the file on the target system. See this Microsoft article.

P.S. The variable showing up in printing is caused by a typo in the skin

The correct variable name is SKIN-STRTRANS-SYNCTOC i.e. with the C

Already mentioned here.

I forgot to post it in the non existing H&M7 or better PP skin bug thread too.

And I was sure that Andrey knows to do that in the skin.

You can either (1) replace it with your own image or (2) remove it.

(1) The name of the image is the variable NAVPANE_TOCBG. Add your image to the baggage files and change this variable.

(2) Open from baggage files hmtoc.css. Remove the line with background-image in div#hmtocbody.

"You can create a TOC reference by dragging a TOC entry with SHIFT+CTLR" means that you start dragging by picking a TOC entry and not a file from Project Files.

BTW: Picking from TOC the new entry has the same timestamp as the exisiting one, picking from Project Files it has 1899-12-30.

I haven't listen to Linus Thorvalds statement. But I don't think that any product is a better choice in any use case than an other product. I know three SVN installations. No 1 had two repositories. On one repositry was 5 person team the other was a 3 person team. No 2 has one repository. This is fo...

You need to copy the template file from the template folder to another folder. If you want to use this skin for multiple projects copy it to "My HelpAndManual Projects" folder otherwise copy it to the folder where you have your project. Now you can change the skin and replace the H&M l...

Hi Wolfgang, as Tim mentions from time to time here you will normally get better results with a printer driver. On Windows 7 you can use the XPS Document writer. Using the screen as reference may depend on the screen resolution and/or graphics driver. On my system at the work place I have an ATI gra...