Hi, I would like to maintain my API documentation example code in a separate file which can be compiled within a test run. It seems possible to reference an external file in the XML documentation tags but I have not been able to refer to just a specific section of code within that file. I found a brief...

One of our engineers is considering adopting the use of code contracts in .NET 4.0. As I understand it, that will add new tags to the .XML file with info about the requirements of the member (parameter values, etc.). Does/will Document!X support this feature (i.e. process the new tags)? Edited to add...

hi, I work with Visual Studio 2010 and i want make documentation. I'm trying the demo version that it's on the web page and I can't save documentation: I can build it but haven't found any way to save the file for reading it without using the Visual Studio. This option is not created...

I am looking to script my DocX 2008 builds. i am thinking about putting it in a post build step in Visual Studio. Is there command line capability with options available and documented? If not any suggested scripting mechanism. Paul

I am new in Document! X 2010, but I have enough experience with generating Help docs for .Net with other documenting tools such as NDoc and Sandcastle. Comparing to Doc X 2008, the documentation for Document! X 2010 is very pure. I found nothing about supported Content types in the docs. Why so important...

I have a class (not a structure) that contains public constants. I have documented them using the XML documentation tags available to them (summary, remarks). Comment Editor respects them and shows them. But, once the help is compiled, the constants are missing from the documentation altogether (no topic...

I didn't find any alternative; I ended up implementing the "master intro" which is currently rather redundant of the intro to my main assembly. Sigh. Betsy, do please post if you find a workaround.

Document! X automatically hyperlinks to .NET framework types in the content that it generates (e.g. syntax sections etc.). If you want to include a link in the content you are creating (e.g. in source comments or a Document! X Content File) you can do so like this: %T:System.Int32% That text will be...