diff --git a/docs/Release.rst b/docs/Release.rst
index e530e43..3e8c3bf 100755
--- a/docs/Release.rst
+++ b/docs/Release.rst
@@ -1,61 +1,65 @@
 =============================================
 Releasing a new version of the RoSA Framework
 =============================================
 
 .. contents::
    :local:
 
 Before Releasing
 ================
 
 :ref:`General recommendations <Dev Managing Sources>` should be applied
 continually for each separate commit. Nevertheless, check the current state of
 sources against those recommendations before creating a release.
 
 Make sure that the changelog is reasonably updated.
 
 Validate that the project builds and the framework can be executed without
 errors on all supported platforms.
 
 Generating a Release
 ====================
 
 Once it is decided to generate a release, follow the steps below.
 
 #. Set version number of the new release:
 
    * CMake variables in the main `CMakeLists.txt`:
      `ROSA_VERSION_MAJOR`, `ROSA_VERSION_MINOR`, `ROSA_VERSION_PATCH`;
    * Sphinx configuration in `docs/conf.py`:
 
      * `version` as "`ROSA_VERSION_MAJOR.ROSA_VERSION_MINOR`",
      * `release` as
        "`ROSA_VERSION_MAJOR.ROSA_VERSION_MINOR.ROSA_VERSION_PATH`";
 
    * Changelog in `docs/Changelog.rst`.
 
 #. Commit the version number update and tag the release.
 #. Create packages:
 
    * source package -- just the source directory;
    * binary packages for supported platform:
 
      .. _Release_create_build:
 
      * create `RELEASE` build without assertions and without logging,
 
      .. _Release_package_content:
 
      * the package contains:
 
-       * all generated documentation in `docs` -- use `doxygen-rosa`,
+       * all generated documentation as `docs/doxygen`, `docs/html`, and
+         `docs/man` in the build directory -- use `doxygen-rosa`,
          `docs-rosa-html`, and `docs-rosa-man` targets for *make*,
        * public headers -- `include` from source and build directories -- in
          `include`,
        * libraries in `lib`,
        * tool executables in `tools`.
 
 #. Publish on website:
 
-   * HTML documentation as is;
+   * HTML documentation:
+
+     * `docs/doxygen` and `docs/html` from the build directory;
+
    * packages for download.