VS2005 with TFS 2008


	VS2005 with TFS 2008

ntziolis

12-22-2007 1:16 PM

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development, microsoft, tfs, vs, tfs 2008, vs 2005, visual studio, team foundation server, source control

ntziolis says:

Some points on whats importent if you use vs2005 /projects with team foundation server 2008

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