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We have just installed Team Foundation Server 2010. &nbsp;We would like to be able to have one or two employees check in and out projects without having all the developers allowed to do so. &nbsp;How can I set privileges for check in/out so on selected users can do this?
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We have just installed Team Foundation Server 2010.  We would like to be able to have one or two employees check in and out projects without having all the developers allowed to do so.  How can I set privileges for check in/out so on selected users can do this?

Team Foundation Server, Set Check In/Out Privileges

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Version Control

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