About four years ago I customized a template based off of the "Visual Studio 2005 Style" template. I'm now using DocX 2010, and when I opened my old project in it, it said it couldn't find or couldn't import my old template. Not sure what the message was. Anyway, a couple of questions...

I tried this solution, but HS keeps replacing image address with absolute path, c:\My Documents\Help Studio Projects.. What am I doing wrong?

Your custom templates live in one of two places, depending on your OS. Vista/Win7: c:\ProgramData\Innovasys\ XP: c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\AppData\Innovasys You may discover your help studio templates living inside the DocumentX folder - a bit confusing, but this is how it goes... You used...

I got help from support. The answer involved uninstalling DocX and HelpStudio, deleting the template folder and the registry key for innovasys, then reinstalling in order: * DocX 2008 * HelpStudio 3 * DocX 2010 This dance with installers repaired whatever it was that was causing the problem. Why DocX2008...

This is how I did it: First, I copied my banner image to "...\Application Data\innovasys\documentx5\templates\TemplateName\images" (I don't know why Help Studio's templates go in a DocumentX folder). Next, I edited "Standard.html" in the template (folder). This can be done...

Anyone else having trouble with HelpStudio3 not finding its templates? The File-New dialog has a list of templates, but trying to actually create the new project dumps an error when copying the templates. The Tools-Options dialog has a template list, and this list is empty, rather than listing...

Has anyone had any luck emulating the SandCastle Prototype style in DocumentX? The breadcrumb trail along the top is one of the things I really like about the new look. Does anyone have any ideas on how to add something similar to the DocX header? I see the new VS2005 style in HelpStudio 3 adds a breadcrumb...