Hi Beth,
Is there a way to change this back?
No, and what you have been doing up until now was actually an error that you should correct immediately. You should
never ever publish separate WebHelp projects to the same folder. WebHelp is a self-contained system and each project
must be in its own folder. If you have been doing this, this also means that you have been giving your main WebHelp files names other than "index.html", and that is also something that you should avoid.
What you can do is to combine your three projects as modules in Help & Manual and then publish them to a single WebHelp folder all together. Then they will have a common TOC and the search index will also include all the topics from all the projects. The actual source projects remain separate and can still be edited and published separately if you want.
To do this you choose which project is going to be the main or "Master" project and then insert the other projects in the TOC where you want them to appear. This doesn't physically import the other projects, it just inserts a reference to them so that Help & Manual displays and publishes them together with the main project, as though they were part of the main project.
VERY IMPORTANT: Before doing this, you must make absolutely certain that there are no duplicate topic IDs between the projects that you are using. See this chapter in the help for instructions:
http://www.helpandmanual.com/help/index ... odular.htm
) my content files were pre-pended with the project name (for example, "admin_guide_content.htm" and "user_guide_content.htm") and all was well. Now, my contents files are generated as "hmcontent.htm", so of course each is overwritten in turn as I generate the projects. 