GOTHEEK  Like so many other help "tools" this one makes assumptions about the state of the application -- expecting specific things to be available (such as shortcuts) -- and then won't work unless you have the mac developer tools installed. Most applications do a check if something that's a requirement is installed. And if not, it'll stop before you waste time creating a help file.

I'll be sticking to HTML.  
(Version 1.0.1)

GOTHEEK  I'm trialling copywrite for a single simple reason:

Version control.

I'm a mac user who uses macs because I want to get things done.

I haven't found a version control system of ANY kind that doesn't need tinkering under the hood (bonnet here in australia) to get it working.

Copywrite handles versions, it handles the writing, it handles imports and exports.

I agree with the base philosophy; I want to write. I don't want to muck around with formatting and that sort of thing.

As a creative writer, this product is a boon to my creativity and takes some serious concerns away from me vis-a-vis losing versions and getting confused between them.

As soon as I have the money, I'll be buying three licenses: two for me and one for a friend who's a writer.  
(Version 2.2.8)