A couple of suggestions: • Make sure that your compiler is configured to emit the XML doc comments as part of the compilation job • The Microsoft C# compiler switch that controls this is /doc, and can also be configured via the Build property page in a project's settings • Make sure that the XML file produced by the compiler matches the name of the DLL (i.e. MyAssembly.dll -> myAssembly.xml) • When you use the assembly in another project, make sure that the XML file is in the same directory as the DLL being referenced.

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