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Hi Falk,
NDO supports MSBuild and NMake. If you configure NDO in VS, a xxx.ndoproj file is created in your project directory. This file is an xml file which contains all necessary information for the enhancer to run. If you open such a file, you'll find exactly the information, you have entered in the NDO configuration dialog. It's easy to adjust these .ndoproj files manually, but it is more comfortable to do it with the NDO configuration dialog.
The NDO enhancer is a console application (NDOEnhancer.exe) residing in your NDO installation directory. All you have to do is to insert a line
"c:\Program Files\NDO 1.2 Your Edition\NDOEnhancer" "c:\YourProjectPath\YourProject.ndoproj"
Make sure that the enhancer runs after the compilation your assemblies.
Best Regards:Mirko