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Importing data

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You can import existing documentation into your Help+Manual projects from a wide variety of different formats. When you import data you can either create a new project or import the data into an existing project. The procedure in both cases is almost identical.

When you import data an interactive wizard guides you through each step of the process. However, each data format needs to be handled a little differently. You will find important information on each format further below.

Importing data to new projects

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1.Select the File menu.

2.Select the documentation format under the Import existing documentation heading, then follow the instructions displayed.

Importing data into existing projects

1.Click anywhere in the Table of Contents section in the Project Explorer. The data will be inserted at the end of the current Table of Contents. You can move imported chapters and topics after importing if necessary.

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2.Select the File menu and click on Import.

3.Select the documentation format, then follow the instructions displayed in the interactive wizard.

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Updated on 20. November 2025