You can download quite all iTeXMac versions from the sourceforge repository or use the D/L links on the left.

The latest iTeXMac2 will run natively on intel machines. It will not run on 10.3 and older systems.

People running Mac OS X prior to 10.3 (included) should download iTeXMac 1.4

LaTeX.Help (250 Ko) is a wrapper over the standard teTeX documentation about LaTeX. Once installed, it is accessible from the Help Viewer. It is searchable : a must have.

TeX Catalogue Online.Help (900 Ko) available: it is a wrapper over the standard teTeX documentation TeX Catalogue Online by Graham Williams. Once installed, it is accessible from the Help Viewer. It is searchable.

LaTeX FAQ Française (900 Ko) de M.-P. Kluth adaptée en un fichier d'aide indexé.

In order to run iTeXMac, you need a teTeX distribution. If you do not have such a distribution, you can dowload one packaged from G.Wierda's site.
If you are a fink addict, you may prefer the teTeX package at fink.
If you are a darwin ports addict, you may prefer the teTeX port.

CocoASpell: a TeX compatible dictionary that is aware of foreign languages.

BibDesk is a tool for managing bibliography.

You will find at Softrack many usefull services and applications. If you want all application support customized key binding, like iTeXMac does, take a look at Mikael Langler's TextMacro

See the CVS section for recent releases.

Older releases are 1.0, 1.0.3, 1.0.9, 1.0.15, 1.0.19, 1.0.32, 1.1.a, 1.1.a12, 1.1.a19, 1.1.a21, 1.1b0, 1.1.b7, 1.1.b13, 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.15, 1.2.d0, 1.2.d1, 1.2.b0, 1.2.b4, 1.2.b12, 1.2.RC1, 1.2.RC2, 1.2.RC3, 1.2.RC4,

Older sources are 1.0.32, 1.1.a, 1.1.a12, 1.1.a19, 1.1.a21, 1.1b0, 1.1.b7, 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.2.b0, 1.2.b4

These will be removed from the server soon