How can I hide methods in my C# code from documentation?

Question

I have a bunch of classes of the following format, located in the various namespaces. Instances of these classes are serialized and de-serialized objects across the network.

public class Foo:INetSerializable
{

    public void ReadObjectData(Streamer stream)
    {

    }

    public void WriteObjectData(Streamer stream)
    {


   }
}

In a different namespace, I have a Dispatcher class that uses some criteria to serialize/deserialize these instances.

However, I don't want users to see these methods in my documentation. I cannot make these guys internal because then Dispatcher wouldn't be able to access them.

I use Visual Studio 2005, so I cannot take advantage of C# 3.0.

How can I do this?

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Another Error:

How do I deal with a class that inherits from Foo and overrides the Read and WriteObjectData for example, the following is giving me this error: type does not implement interface INetSerializable

public class Bar:Foo
    {

        public void ReadObjectData(Streamer stream)
        {

        }

        public void WriteObjectData(Streamer stream)
        {


       }
    }

Answer 1

You can use explicit interface implementation. I believe the syntax would be

void INetSerializable.ReadObjectData(Streamer stream)

Note that it doesn't say "public", so it's not public. It can only be accessed through the interface.