I would really like to add an image into the Sandcastle generated help file for a program. Visual Basic Studio 2007. I've followed the Sandcastle FAQ as closely as I can, and I still can't get the image to show up, although I have managed to get a little image placeholder to show up:. I'm fairly certain that the image path is correct, because when I had an incorrect path, there was an 'X' placeholder instead of this one. I've tried setting the BuildAction for the image to both Image (the default) and Content (recommended by the Sandcastle FAQ). Here's what the XML comment looks like: I feel like I've done everything I can to get this to work, and the image still won't show up.

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Sandcastle Help File Builder – the GUI. The Sandcastle Styles package is a collection of patches to the core Sandcastle’s presentation component. If you don’t install it you may get either poor or even faulty rendering of your output, possibly without realizing it. The SHFB Installation Instructions certainly mention this, but you might miss that.

• • • • Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sandcastle is the tool used for creating MSDN-style documentation from.NET assemblies and their associated XML comments files. The current version is the March 2007 CTP. It is command line based and has no GUI front-end, project management features, or automated build process that you can find in NDoc.

I created the Sandcastle Help File Builder to fill in the gaps and provide some of the missing NDoc-like features that I use most often, as well as provide graphical and command line based tools to build a help file in an automated fashion. The project is hosted at CodePlex in the project. Go there for the latest release, source code, the issue tracker, and discussion boards. Using the help file builder provides the following advantages: • The GUI interface is almost identical to the NDoc interface so anyone familiar with NDoc should be quite comfortable using it. • You can import several settings from an existing NDoc project to start a new Sandcastle Help File Builder project.

Windows Blue Key here. • You can import the assembly and documentation file information from a Visual Studio 2003/2005 solution or project file to start a new Sandcastle Help File Builder project. • The builder will automatically locate both Sandcastle and the HTML help compilers by looking in the system path and in the Program Files special folder on all fixed hard drives.