diff --git a/dev-docs/source/RunningTheUnitTests.rst b/dev-docs/source/RunningTheUnitTests.rst
index bb6ebc6c6786f1fd45d6d2bab05120fd907ffa30..fb93f74bca9bdb8def74fe9394435d0bd73f291d 100644
--- a/dev-docs/source/RunningTheUnitTests.rst
+++ b/dev-docs/source/RunningTheUnitTests.rst
@@ -103,31 +103,39 @@ Starting in your build folder (e.g. Mantid/Code/debug):
 
    -  Not possible with ctest.
 
-Visual Studio/ XCode note
-#########################
+Running Unit Tests With Visual Studio and ctest
+###############################################
 
-In Visual Studio the user can alter the properties of the subset of
-tests (inside the unitTest directory (e.g. AlgorithmTest). In the
-properties box it is possible to specify a specific test to run by
-typing its name in the TargetName box. Then to execute the test, right
-click the subset of tests and select debug and then start new instance.
+Open the Mantid solution in Visual Studio. To run a subset of tests (for example ``UnitTests/AlgorithmsTest``);
 
-To run the tests under one of these environments then you will need to
-open a command window and change to the build directory. Once there you
-can run the tests by selecting the configuration;
+-  In the Solution Explorer, right click the project for the tests (in this case ``UnitTests/AlgorithmsTest``) and select Properties.
 
-.. code-block:: sh
+-  In the Debugging tab of Properties change the Command Arguments box to the name of the test, for example "AddNoteTest".
 
-   ctest -C Debug -j4
+-  Right click the directory again and select Debug->Start new instance.
 
-This runs all tests in Debug mode (note that this will NOT build any
-outdated libraries). To select a subset use the ``-R`` option:
+-  Once the build has finished, open a file browser and navigate to the mantid build directory, run the command-prompt.bat file to open a command prompt and run 
 
-.. code-block:: sh
+   .. code-block:: sh
+
+     ctest -C Debug -V -R AddNoteTest
+
+   For this example, there should be several lines of output ending with the time taken and the line
+
+   .. code-block:: sh
+
+     100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 1
+
+   Omitting the ``-R AddNoteTest`` option runs all the tests, but note that any tests which were not built according to the above instructions will fail. Adding the ``-V`` increases the output verbosity.
+
+
+Running Unit Tests With Visual Studio
+#####################################
+
+The unit tests can be run from within Visual Studio, following steps 1-3 above, with the addition in step 2 of;
 
-   ctest -C Release -R Kernel -j4
+-  Add the name of the test to the Target Name field in the General tab of Properties. Then add a breakpoint somewhere in the test header file.
 
-   (-R Kernel), with 4 cores (-j4), in Release mode (-C Release).
 
 Debugging unit tests
 ####################
diff --git a/dev-docs/source/Standards/DocumentationGuideForDevs.rst b/dev-docs/source/Standards/DocumentationGuideForDevs.rst
index a022439e85589f6dab17661f6fb862f058d534d2..81dd7ba2e2264540719ab7110866631a9a65269d 100644
--- a/dev-docs/source/Standards/DocumentationGuideForDevs.rst
+++ b/dev-docs/source/Standards/DocumentationGuideForDevs.rst
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-.. _DocumentationGuideForDevs:
+.. _DocumentationGuideForDevs:
 
 ============================
 Documentation Guide for Devs
@@ -247,3 +247,10 @@ For multi-configuration generators such as Visual Studio or XCode you will need
 ::
 
    bin\Debug\MantidPlot -xq docs\runsphinx_doctest.py -R Rebin
+
+Building the HTML Development Documentation
+===========================================
+
+The developer documentation is written as `.rst` files in the mantid source folder under ``dev-docs/``, the html files can be built using the `dev-docs-html` target. This will build all the development documentation into the mantid build folder under ``dev-docs/html/``.
+
+In Visual Studio, this can be found in the "Documentation" folder in the solution explorer for the Mantid solution. Simply right click `dev-docs-html` and select build.
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