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Authoring Documentation with DocProject and Sandcastle

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Some of the features of DocProject and the offerings of MAML, the mark-up language used for writing conceptual documentation.
<content xml:space="preserve">

	<!-- control window stuff -->
	<item id="productTitle">.NET Framework Developer's Guide</item>

	<!-- main window stuff -->

	<!-- body -->

	<!-- section titles -->
	<item id="inThisSectionTitle">In This Section</item>
	<item id="buildInstructionsTitle">Compiling the Code</item>
	<item id="nextStepsTitle">Next Steps</item>
	<item id="requirementsTitle">Requirements</item>
	<item id="relatedSectionsTitle">Related Sections</item>
	<item id="relatedTopicsTitle">See Also</item>
	<item id="syntaxTitle">Syntax</item>
	<item id="parametersTitle">Parameters</item>
	<item id="returnValueTitle">Return Value</item>
  <item id="attributesAndElements">Attributes and Elements</item>
	<item id="attributes">Attributes</item>
	<item id="childElement">Child Elements</item>
	<item id="parentElement">Parent Elements</item>
	<item id="elementInformation">Element Information</item>
  <item id="textValue">Text Value</item>
  <item id="dotNetFrameworkEquivalent">.NET Framework Equivalent</item>
  <item id="prerequisites">Prerequisites</item>
  <item id="robustProgramming">Robust Programming</item>
	<item id="securitySection">Security</item>
	<item id="externalResources">External Resources</item>
	<item id="demonstrates">Demonstrates</item>
  <item id="appliesTo">Applies To</item>
	<item id="conclusion">Conclusion</item>
  <item id="background">Background</item>
	<item id="whatsNew">What's New</item>
  <item id="reference">Reference</item>
  <item id="errorMessage">Error Message</item>
  
  <item id="collapseAll">Collapse All</item>
  <item id="expandAll">Expand All</item>
  <item id="Example">Example</item>

  <!-- Sample Topics -->
  <item id="downloadSample">Download</item>
  <item id="sampleFiles">Sample Files:</item>
  <item id="viewSampleSource">View Source</item>

  <!-- autoOutline boilerplate -->
  <item id="autoOutlineTopLevelIntro">
		<p>This topic contains the following sections.</p>
	</item>
	<item id="autoOutlineSubsectionIntro">
		<p>This section contains the following subsections.</p>
	</item>
	<item id="RelatedTopicsLinkText">Related Topics</item>
  <!-- resolve the autoOutline token -->
  <item id="autoOutline">
    <autoOutline/>
  </item>

</content>

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Architect Visma Software
Romania Romania
Marius Bancila is the author of Modern C++ Programming Cookbook and The Modern C++ Challenge. He has been a Microsoft MVP since 2006, initially for VC++ and nowadays for Development technologies. He works as a system architect for Visma, a Norwegian-based company. He works with various technologies, both managed and unmanaged, for desktop, cloud, and mobile, mainly developing with VC++ and VC#. He keeps a blog at http://www.mariusbancila.ro/blog, focused on Windows programming. You can follow Marius on Twitter at @mariusbancila.

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