User role

Develop interactive learning, high-impact simulations, and personalized content, and even incorporate end user feedback via closed-loop collaborative workflows.

Publish engaging help content to multiple channels — even as an Adobe AIR® application — for an integrated online and offline user experience.

Create, edit, and spell-check content, topics, and tables of contents in multiple languages. Author in 35 languages and compare translated content side by side with the original.

Enjoy full support for XHTML standards, including the ability to check your content for World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) compliance and cross-browser compatibility. Generate accessible Adobe PDF output files with a single click.

Create a help system that's easy to use, with a wide variety of features, including textual links, breadcrumbs, rollover messages, and customized pop-up windows.

Search contextually and    browse topics, as well as rapidly search PDF and Microsoft Office documents.

Quickly create rich, interactive and engaging content with a differentiated look and feel, intuitive navigation and seamless cross-browser and cross-platform compatibility.

Enhance search results with context, ranking, wildcard, metadata, and multiple language results.

Work more efficiently using automated wizards and topic templates that incorporate standard and advanced help features.

Use new scripting features to generate custom reports,  and automate frequently used workflows.

Import tagged content from standard file formats and automatically convert it using  templates. Take advantage of command-line support, a script management interface, and script editing and debugging tools.

Easily integrate Adobe Captivate® 5 show-me demos and how-to illustrations with help files.

Improve your productivity with a flexible workspace, customized toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, and the ability to simultaneously edit multiple topics.

Leverage features like PDF roundtripping or reviewing to quickly collate feedback and minimize turnaround time.

Track results conveniently to monitor eLearning content effectiveness, without having to invest in a Learning Management System.

Seamlessly deliver rich content to the web, desktops, mobile devices, and leading Learning Management Systems.

Instructional designers can efficiently create, enrich, maintain and deploy eLearning content without programming. Eliminate rework by repurposing existing content or even 3D models, to create high-impact eLearning tutorials, training videos, online educational courseware, interactive application simulations, self-monitored quizzes and assessments.

Get going faster, do the job in fewer steps, and improve the overall authoring experience.

Rapidly develop highly interactive trainings, simulations and assessments, as well as create robust, interactive quizzes with question pooling, randomization, and answer shuffle.

Satisfy basic evaluation needs at no extra cost by tracking and reporting key performance metrics, like average score and pass or fail rates.

Communicate learning in a powerful, effective manner with web, video, audio, and Adobe Flash Player compatible content.

Provide the convenience of offline learning by outputting your project in Microsoft Word format to create complete printed training handouts.

Add images, rich animation effects, videos, audio narrations, interactivity, and quizzes to turn your creative ideas and classroom content into engaging tutorials that make students want to learn.

Instructional designers can engage users by adding video for Adobe Flash®, 3D models, and Adobe Captivate 5.5 'show-me' demos, which can then be published to interactive PDF files or as an Adobe AIR application.

Add 'wow factor' to your eLearning content by directly importing pristine high-quality images and enhanced composites created with Adobe Photoshop CS5.

Reuse Adobe RoboHelp help content, Adobe FrameMaker  technical documentation, Adobe Acrobat 3D models, etc. in eLearning tutorials.

Seamlessly import simulations, demonstrations, and interactive training movies created with Adobe Captivate 5.5 into Adobe RoboHelp 8 and Adobe FrameMaker 9.