Tuesday, August 15, 2006
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User Documentation with NDoc

This is more along the lines of the CI threads that have been occupying my thoughts of late.

I'm really impressed at the kind of technical documentation I can get from NDoc + the VBCommenter power toy, even more when it is generated and copied to my fileserver nightly as part of an NAnt script!

The next project for me on the NDoc front is to coax is to produce user documentation (rather than technical documentation) from the same sources with no extra work from me :-)

Has anyone done this before?  Is it another case of when you are holding a hammer everything looks like a nail?

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