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VB Documentation Tool 1.42

Source code documentor utility for Visual Basic 6.0

Developer:
Winnersh Triangle Web Solutions Limited
License:
Commercial
OS:
Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
Requirements:
Uses Microsoft's HTML Help Workshop (if installed)
Price:
$49.95
Price is subject to change at any time by the company
Date added:
8/31/2009
Last Update:
7/13/2007
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VB Documentation Tool 1.42 Publisher's description
The VB Documentation Tool automatically builds comprehensive technical documentation for Visual Basic 6.0 projects. All types of VB project are supported. It will also document SQL Server 7.0, 2000, 2005 and Microsoft Access databases associated with the projects. Reports are created in HTML, Microsoft's HTML Help and text formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the Visual Basic source code is included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the VB Documentation Tool a valuable utility in understanding your (or someone else's!) complex Visual Basic 6.0 applications. A VB.NET version for the Microsoft .NET Framework is also available.
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