Re: [a bit out of topic] User Documentation

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roundcrisis schreef:
hi there:

i m tryng to find a "good way" to update the user documentation we
have. to keep up the features we are adding to an existing project.
Some of the features I m looking for are;
- ideally xml based, so it can be source controlled.
-intuitive use (ie a non technical user can modify / update/beautify)
the help
- imports pdfs chm so existing help can be used straigh away
- reads xslt from projects

i had a look at docBook a bit cumbersome, suggestions?

thanks for your imput
Cheers


XML Comments Let You Build Documentation Directly From Your Visual Studio .NET Source Files

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/06/XMLC/
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