We now only have to update one set of source files to distribute an update to all manuals.

We found that Doc-To-Help enabled us to build the individual help systems for any product faster and more efficiently than any other product we looked at.

I've just started using Doc-To-Help, but so far it has been easier than I would have imagined. I was impressed that I got something that worked right the first time. My company used NetHelp for our online application and it works great.

I really like the Doc-To-Help ribbon in Word. I found that the extras and the features there are just what a technical writer needs. It’s one of the reasons I enjoy using this product so much.

It did just what we needed it to do very quickly and easily.

We evaluated all of the major help authoring tools during this process. Doc-To-Help was by far the best tool for the job.

I love Doc-To-Help. I came into this position with one week of six-year-old training and was on my own. I started using the tool immediately. I can do anything I want with Doc-To-Help, and it’s really easy.

The conditional help, or the conditional text is very helpful, so that we can single source, because we have outputs to the various audiences.

With Doc-To-Help the navigation is there. I use the NetHelp, which gives it more for browser-based look and feel.

Yes, I will recommend it to other Help Authors.

Doc-To-Help helps my team to standardize user manuals, reference API and functional manuals about our products. With a real small effort we are able to add, update and publish our manuals in many different formats.

It saves a ton of time.

We found that Doc-To-Help enabled us to build the individual help systems for any product faster and more efficiently than any other product we looked at. We looked at everything, too.

A deal breaker for me, Doc-To-Help has command line builds. It’s got a build scheduler. That was an absolute. That has to be there to move at the speed of Agile.

...it's incredibly easy to use and far more flexible than I would ever have expected.

There are tools for generating and managing help files – and then there’s ComponentOne’s Doc-To-Help. I would argue that it may well be the premier product on the planet for developing, managing and generating help files in a myriad of forms!

The CodeProject.com members were asked to rate their favorites on http://catalog.codeproject.com/ and then The Code Project staff then compiled the highest rated listings, awarding Doc-To-Help the highest award in the Documentation and Help category.