Doc-O-Matic SRC is the tool of choice for source code documentation projects and application help development. Doc-O-Matic SRC comes with native programming language support for C/C++, C#, Delphi, VB.NET, IDL, Java, ASPX, JSP, JavaScript, Matlab and PHP.

It generates Online Help in HTML/Web Help, HTML Help, Help 2 and Windows Help ready for integration in other Help systems such as Microsoft MSDN and the Borland IDE Help.

Doc-O-Matic SRC is the combined successor for the previously sold products Doc-O-Matic for C++, Doc-O-Matic for .NET, Doc-O-Matic for Delphi and Doc-O-Matic for Java. All these Editions have been merged into Doc-O-Matic SRC, adding great value as it brings support for previously unsupported programming languages. All previous editions can be upgraded to Doc-O-Matic SRC or Doc-O-Matic Professional

With Doc-O-Matic SRC You will...

·         Generate Online Help for your components, libraries and applications.

·         Integrate your Help into other Help systems effortlessly.

·         Produce documentation that nicely integrates into popular Help systems such as MSDN or Borland Help by using the same output style.

·         Document source code in a wide variety of programming languages.

·         Create documentation in-source and off-source, just like you prefer.

Desktop License

The desktop license is a straight-forward user-based license which allows one named user to install and use Doc-O-Matic.

Many customers have a need for using the software on different machines at the same time, for instance on the workstation in the office and the laptop when on the way. With a desktop license you don't have to worry!

A Doc-O-Matic desktop license is tied to a named individual in an organization or an end user. It is not a installation-based license. This means you can install and use your the desktop license on any number of computers. Many companies will charge on a by-install-basis. We don't.

A desktop license must not be used on an automated build computer.

Build Server License

The build server license is designed for usage of Doc-O-Matic on a computer system that runs automated processes without user interaction. It allows you to install and use Doc-O-Matic on such remote machines.

The number of build server licenses required depends on the number of individual developers and authors in the organization contributing to the system being built. For every 25 developers one build server license is required. Contributing is defined as follows:

·         Developers and authors are considered contributing to a system (in the sense above) if they produce source code or documentation that is used by Doc-O-Matic to generated documentation from.

·         Developers and authors are not considered contributing to a system (in the sense above) if they are from a different corporation or organisation.

A build server license is not restricted to a specific number of build machines. As long as the license requirements with respect to contribution are met, a license can be used on any number of automated build machines including virtual machines.

A build server license cannot be used on end user machines. When using Doc-O-Matic interactively using the supplied programs, a desktop license is required. Note that the build server license standard package includes 3 desktop licenses.

The build server license is currently available for Doc-O-Matic Professional only.