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    Hello I am using NDOC 1.3.1. When build documentation I get following error: -------------------------------------------------------------- An error occured while trying to build the documentation. Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException There are no documentable types in this project. Any types that exist in the assemblies you are documenting have been excluded by the current visibility settings. For example, you are attempting to document an internal class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting is set to False. Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is specified, which is often the case for Console apps created in VS.NET... Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException There are no documentable types in this project. Any types that exist in the assemblies you are documenting have been excluded by the current visibility settings. For example, you are attempting to document an internal class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting is set to False. Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is specified, which is often the case for Console apps created in VS.NET... ------------------------------------------------------------- any clues on this?

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      Hello I am using NDOC 1.3.1. When build documentation I get following error: -------------------------------------------------------------- An error occured while trying to build the documentation. Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException There are no documentable types in this project. Any types that exist in the assemblies you are documenting have been excluded by the current visibility settings. For example, you are attempting to document an internal class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting is set to False. Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is specified, which is often the case for Console apps created in VS.NET... Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException There are no documentable types in this project. Any types that exist in the assemblies you are documenting have been excluded by the current visibility settings. For example, you are attempting to document an internal class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting is set to False. Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is specified, which is often the case for Console apps created in VS.NET... ------------------------------------------------------------- any clues on this?

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      Would it be safe to assume you're using VS2005? If so, there are known issues with NDoc 1.3.1 not supporting the 2.0 Framework (cant parse the solution files.. yada yada) reference http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=10103851&forum_id=8193[^]

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        Would it be safe to assume you're using VS2005? If so, there are known issues with NDoc 1.3.1 not supporting the 2.0 Framework (cant parse the solution files.. yada yada) reference http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=10103851&forum_id=8193[^]

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        Thanks for reply. I am using VS 2003 and vs 2005 also. and I get same error in both.

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