Turn your Microsoft Word documents into ScreenSteps articles
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Migrating Existing Content to ScreenSteps
Office Applications 6
- Turn your Microsoft Word documents into ScreenSteps articles
- The structure of a typical user guide
- Transferring a Word User Guide to the ScreenSteps structure
- What the Word user guide structure looks like in ScreenSteps
- How to move or copy headings and other content blocks from one article into a new article
- Adding tables from Microsoft Excel
Other Resources
- Overview of ScreenSteps
- Organizing Content
- Customize Your Site
- Integrations
- Authoring Content
- Admin Tasks
- Permissions
- PDFs
- Contextual Help
- Creating Courses
- Single Sign-on and SCIM
- Notifications
- Announcements
- Accessibility
- Example Content
- Best Practices
- FAQs
- Course Materials
- Salesforce and ScreenSteps
- Implementation Guides
Jonny Volk
After clicking the Import button, the result was a message saying the file was added to my account but not brought directly into the editor as expected. Now what?
Trevor DeVore
@Jonny - after importing files using the Import dialog the articles will appear in the Launch Pad window under the "Recent Articles" tab. Clicking on the article title will open it for editing. Do you see the articles there?