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My project's repository is handled by tortoiseSVN.

I want to publish the source in an easy to read, documentation style html format. The project is built with VS2005.

What is the easiest way to do this?

[muku]

I'd recommend finding some free SVN host which offers Trac or some similar software with a nice source browser. Say, assembla.com for example. Unless I misunderstood what exactly you're trying to do.

[st33d]

github was almost nice and easy for me

bit of a steep learning curve, but handily they tell you exactly all the right mystical commands to put in and what software to use

[Overkill]

My project's repository is handled by tortoiseSVN.

I want to publish the source in an easy to read, documentation style html format. The project is built with VS2005.

What is the easiest way to do this?

A nice tool for this, if you have a PHP-enabled webserver, might be WebSVN (they have a demo tucked away on one of their pages too). I have no experience actually installing or managing this myself, but my university used this for viewing SVN repositories, and the interface is pretty friendly.

I suppose you could also use a public hosting service like Github, which while it IS meant for git repositories can handle SVN as well, either through their import tool (which can read public repos) or through the git-svn tools that come with git. (Really I now prefer Git over SVN, but I suppose this doesn't apply to everyone)