My web app has rather large class library that is documented with XML comments which Sand Castle nicely puts together into a CHM file for me from the .dll's and .xml comment files that the VS compiler generates.
The front-end piece of my app consists of hundreds of .aspx files which I can document with XML comments and with the /doc compiler option I get files like "App_Web_dbit0zac.xml" containing the comments associated with each member and summaries.
But what I can't figure out is how to leverage these xml comments in the aspx files into something I can wrap up into a CHM or PDF or something I can put on my company's intranet. Apart from writing a bunch of standalone Word docs, what is the best way to document standalone aspx files that aren't code-behind in such a way that I can point non-programmers (like my boss) to the documentation?