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Authoring macOS Help Books in 2020 (and beyond)
Authoring macOS Help Books in 2020 (and beyond).
Updated for 2022 Apple Help is old. Really old. Sometimes I wonder if new developers even know what Apple Help is since it’s not really used as much these days. Most applications in 2020 just…
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