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Default Documenting VB.NET

I am creting a large test project. The customer requested that we use Visual Basic. I wanted a nice document based upon the code similar to what can be done with C#

I understand VB.NET 2005 will be better at documenting and
using comments as in C#. I have tried VBCOmmentor and NDOC but there are problems between them that I have expereinced. For example, when I had a simple single class in the file the NDOC worked fine and as soon as I added another class NDOC could not read the second class.
I understand MSDN has a writeup of the use of these two. I have read it and it seems to be a little simple.


I do not know why. The XML file created by vbcommentor seem to be okay from my looking at it. The file was automatically generated by
VBCommentor

The question I have is there anyone who has another method of using XML comments from the code?
Has anyone had similar experience with NDOC and VBCommnentor?











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