This first stage identifies the type of project you are documenting.
You should select the first option button, 'My project contains an object model ...' if your project consists of a hierarchical set of objects, similar to the programmable object hierarchies found in products such as Microsoft Excel, or within components such as DAO or ADO. Selecting this type of project requires you to identify the root of your object model from the 'Root Module' combo box, such that Document! VB can create an appropriate object model overview diagram.
You should select the second option button 'My project contains a set of modules without a single ...' if your project contains a set of modules, perhaps related, but does not contain an object hierarchy with a single module forming the root. You can use the 'Public only' button to automatically select only modules that are externally creatable (i.e. public classes and User controls). You can use the 'Select All' button to automatically check all modules in the list.
Selecting the wrong project type will not cause an
error, but may cause Document! VB to document the wrong aspects of your project
and produce an innapropriate overview diagram. If you are in doubt about
your project type, select the second option button.
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