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in visual studio startpage you can 'Connect to Team Foundation Server...'-<br />
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after that you can access TFS via 'Team Explorer' which alternatively can be used to Solution Tree and Class View, and Property Manager...<br />
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if you connected properly to TFS, the 'Source Explorer' is available in the Team Explorer. <br />
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in the 'Source Explorer' you could create a new 'workspace' and download projects or project trees where you have access to.<br />
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Sara
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in visual studio startpage you can 'Connect to Team Foundation Server...'-

after that you can access TFS via 'Team Explorer' which alternatively can be used to Solution Tree and Class View, and Property Manager...

if you connected properly to TFS, the 'Source Explorer' is available in the Team Explorer.

in the 'Source Explorer' you could create a new 'workspace' and download projects or project trees where you have access to.

Sara

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Okay. I am not even seeing the solution file in the TFS. Is there a way to rebuild the code without the solution file?
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Okay. I am not even seeing the solution file in the TFS. Is there a way to rebuild the code without the solution file?

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I am attempting to copy code from Team Foundation. &nbsp;It allows me to copy a zip file down to my pc but the file do not include the solution for the asp.net application and I get error messages when I attempt to open code up in Visual Studio 2013. &nbsp;Are there any tutorials on how Team Foundation operates?
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I am attempting to copy code from Team Foundation.  It allows me to copy a zip file down to my pc but the file do not include the solution for the asp.net application and I get error messages when I attempt to open code up in Visual Studio 2013.  Are there any tutorials on how Team Foundation operates?

How do I copy code to my computer using Team Foundation?

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