right click on the project and select properties
click on the build tab
click the check box enable xml documentation and add the filename for the
xml documentation file

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> I've seen NDoc for .Net 1.1/1.0 assemblies, but does there exist a
> lightweight (or in-depth as long as its freeware) processor for VS2008 which
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> Thanks in advance
Jacob - 09 Mar 2008 20:05 GMT
I've done that, but what I am looking for is something to parse that XML
output into a decent looking documentation format such as HTML. I realize it
is HTML and I can write my own, but I figured there should be something out
there which was pre-rolled to accomplish this.
> right click on the project and select properties
> click on the build tab
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> > Thanks in advance
Peter Macej - 10 Mar 2008 13:22 GMT
You can use free Sandcastle tool or our commercial one-click solution
VSdocman.

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