What is a Microsoft MVP? - See the Official Microsoft MVP site mvp.support.microsoft.com.

The Help MVPs are a diverse bunch of developers and tech-writers, and everything in between. We are passionate about the Help Experience and support the Microsoft teams that create the various help technologies. We support the many users who use the help technologies. We train, lecture, write software, write books & articles, create web sites, run discussion groups and of course write documentation.

Contact us: contact@helpmvp.com

Site Subdomains

• KeyWorks.helpmvp.com -- We are preserving the home of free tools KeyHH, KeyTools, KeyHelp which used to live at KeyWorks.net.
• MshcMigrate.helpmvp.com - Tools and resources for VS 2010  (version 10) help.
• HV2.helpmvp.com - Tools and resources for VS 2012 (version 11) help / Windows 8 Help.
• Helpware.helpmvp.com | wiki.helpmvp.com - MVP Rob Chandler (Helpware) 

Help on Help

Need assistance with authoring or fixing help? The Help MVPs run several web sites and are members of various discussion groups around the web. See also Windows Help Basics - by Pete Lees

• MSHelpWiki.com > Support Groups
  A community MS Help KB run by the Help MVPs. The Support Groups page lists the various help discussion groups. Site supplied by MVP Char & partner Jim.
  
  
• HAT-Matrix.com
  An excellent site to help you compare the features of the various Help Authoring Tools (HATs). Site run by MVP Char James-Tanny.
  
  
• HATT · Help Authoring Tools & Techniques
  Yahoo Discussion Group. One of the most popular help discussion groups and a favorite haunt of many of the Help MVPs.
  
  
• HelpAuthors.com | HelpStuff.com | Help-Info.de | Helpware.net
  Looking for training, contractors, tips, authoring tools? Check out these Help MVP sites.

MVP Global Summit, April 15, 2008 -- Rick Stone, Dana Worley, Paul O'Rear [MS], Char James-Tanny, Paul Neshamkin, Rob Chandler, Bill Burns.