It is often difficult to find accurate documentation about the Zope infrastructure. Often, I have written: look into the Zope source, its source documentation is quite good. However, as Zope's implementation language Python provides good introspection facilities, there is a better way: extract the documentation directly from Zope. That's what 'DocFinder' does. It analyses any Zope object inside a running Zope, determines which classes have been used in the object's makeup and provides information about their class level attributes: name, allowed roles, arguments, documentation strings. It provides (read only) access to to source code of Python implemented classes and methods, as well. What's new in version 1.0: * Direct access to source code of Python implemented classes and methods * Implemented as a single persistent <code>DocFinder</code> instance (rather than a DTML object and External Method pair) * Alternative URL-calling to document objects which intercept traversal * Now uses PageTemplates rather than DTML for presentation More information and download: <http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/DocFinder.html> Dieter