Publishing RTF file
RTF (Rich Text Format) file is good for printing documentation, while it may look slightly different in various document readers on different operating systems, specifically graphics and embedded objects. These formats may be less convenient for complex documents with multiple pages and objects because of the significant amount of computer memory that is consumed to display them. If you open the exported RTF file in Microsoft Word and save it in Microsoft Word format (.docx), the resulting file might be less in size than the original RTF one.
There are several ways to publish your help project to RTF:
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click
on the application toolbar; -
go to the Options menu and click the Export to RTF menu option;
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use the Alt+Shift+R keyboard shortcut.
The following dialog window will appear:
 More options Click this button to display the RTF export settings dialog where you can configure the options for the output files. |
Press this button to start the publishing process.
Press this button to close the Upon completion of the publishing process, Dr.Explain will open the generated RTF file (if you didn't clear the corresponding check box):
