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Find current changes in code

When the Visual Studio editor is open and displaying code, any recently changed lines get a highlight on the left side of yellow or green. Is there any way to search through the code of a module to find all locations with such highlights? The best I can come up with is to use the Undo command, but then, of course, I'm wiping out my prior work; I just want to see what I've done. (I'm using VS 2008 and VB, FWIW.)

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Jacques Bourgeois (James Burger)

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ElrondCT

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James, Didn't realize Word had a compare feature (aside from Track Changes/Markup); I see that on the Review tab of the Ribbon now. I've got other tools of that sort which I think work better with text files. Any of them, of course, require saving the changes, but that's not a big deal. Thanks for the confirmation (that it's not available in VS) and alternative suggestion.

Kaufmed, I wasn't aware of the Express edition of TFS. I've been using VS 2008; obviously this would mean moving up to VS 2013, and I need to make sure that (and switching to Express from Professional) isn't going to mess me up. But it may be a good time to make the move.