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According to the documentation at  http://support.submain.com/kb/a46/xml-comment-tags-supported-by-ghostdoc.aspx#see, I should be able to add a target="_blank"  attribute when using a <see> or <seealso>. When I generate an HTML help site these attributes do not appear to be honored (the links open up in the ...

Not sure what is going on.  I have a small class and with all comments stripped out it is still showing a "Badly formed XML comment." error!  I've deleted the help files, the temp directories, and everything else I could find.  Building a Website only help file for the solution.

1) How to access GhostDoc from command line ? ( we need it to attach to build process) 2) Does it create HTML file like CHM file.         

Should I always use <![CDATA[...]]> to insert '<' or '>' characters. Isn't there a more simple way to do it? (Sorry for my English) Regards.

Hi, I'm new to GhostDoc, so my apologies if this issue has been raised before. I'm trying to provide an internal Help File for other developers within my team.  This is based on XML comment tags for the C# and VB.NET classes, properties and functions we use.  For example, we might have a function in a custom collection class ...

Can GhostDoc generate an HTML API-like file or is its main purpose to ease the commenting process ??  thanks, walter