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Fairly self-explanatory I feel

+4  A: 

When you build the class library, be sure to put the .xml file that has the documentation in the same folder as the .dll. Intellisense will then pick this up.

Mitchel Sellers
+2  A: 

I'm guessing here, but if this is your class library, you have to make sure you actually build the XML documentation file, otherwise the method summaries will only be available from within the same assembly.

Project Properties -> Build Tab -> Output section -> Check "XML documentation file"

Obviously, as Mitchel points out, you have to import it too, but this is generally automatic when you add an assembly reference (as long as it exists).

Aaronaught
Accepted this over Mitchel's answer (as right as it is) because I hadn't performed the previous step outlined in this answer to generate the xml file in the first place
Nick Allen - Tungle139