I have a very large class library and I need to provide documentation. I need
a list of all methods but I don't need the underlying code so the collapse to
definitions form is great. However, if I copy the code editors contents when
it is collapsed then paste it into MS Word it expands into full code.

Any thoughts?

You can do that easily with a macro or add-in, iteraring the files as
explained in my article:

HOWTO: Navigate the files of a solution from a Visual Studio .NET macro or
add-in
http://www.mztools.com/articles/2006/MZ004.htm

and for each ProjectItem, you use ProjectItem.FileCodeModel.CodeElements and
iterate the code elements recursively.

There is already a built-in feature in my add-in (below) that can help you:
the Generate XML/HTML documentation feature. It works generating a XML file
with all the information of your code. Then you can use a XSLT file to
filter the content and render it as HTML.

If you need help with either approach let me know.

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