Check that Team Foundation Server is your Source-Code Control Provider. From the Tools menu choose Options and then click on the Source Control node in the tree and check that the "Current source control plug-in" is set to "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server".

Regards,

William Bartholomew

Yes, it is already set up. Hmm... Let's assume I am a new developer that joined a project. I have VS Standard Edition (or Pro) and the TeamExplorer Plug-in from Codeplex. I know all settings to codeplex (server address, ports, login, pass etc.). I did the setting you adviced. Even more, I can open the project in the Team Explorer window. I can delete it. I can shelve changes, etc, etc.

But, how should I do a 'SVN-like check-out'? How to get the whole project onto my disk and how to start coding and controlling the code in the Solution Explorer window?

I could do that if I created a new project and do 'Add to a source control'. But how to start working with an existing one?

Thanks,

Szymon Wrozynski

1. You need to set up a Workspace by opening the Source Control Explorer, from the Workspace combo choose Workspaces..., and add a new workspace.
2. Then you need to get the latest version of your source-code by right-clicking the project in the Source Control Explorer (NOT Team Explorer) and choose Get Latest Version.
3. Then you can open your .sln file and work normally.