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This post is going to be my periodically updated list of answers to questions/problems that I hear about.  I'll get right to it... Last updated 12/2/08 1) Login problems with the TFS Windows Shell Extension - Right now the shell extension only supports contact TFS with your default Windows credentials (using integrated authentication).  T...

Yes, I know it's November now :(  We had originally planned to release them about two weeks ago but an early release to our MVP showed us that we still had work left to do to really get it ready.  You can read about all the cool new stuff in this release here: http://blogs.msdn.com/bharry/archive/2008/10/01/preview-of-the-next-tfs-power-t...

Yes, I know it's November now :(  We had originally planned to release them about two weeks ago but an early release to our MVP showed us that we still had work left to do to really get it ready.  You can read about all the cool new stuff in this release here: http://blogs.msdn.com/bharry/archive/2008/10/01/preview-of-the-next-tfs-power-t...

I've seen people run into some issues doing this and one of the guys on our team wrote a good blog post on things you need to do.  Check this out if you are trying to use the VS/VSTS/TFS 2010 CTP under hyper-V: http://blogs.msdn.com/granth/archive/2008/11/03/converting-vs2010-ctp-to-hyper-v.aspxBrian

I've seen people run into some issues doing this and one of the guys on our team wrote a good blog post on things you need to do.  Check this out if you are trying to use the VS/VSTS/TFS 2010 CTP under hyper-V: http://blogs.msdn.com/granth/archive/2008/11/03/converting-vs2010-ctp-to-hyper-v.aspxBrian

Something came across my desk today that really peaked my interest.  There was a discussion about how expensive software can be for individuals, startups, etc.  Someone forwarded a link to a new program that Microsoft is launching for startups that enables people to get a small startup going with just about all the software they need and ...

Something came across my desk today that really peaked my interest.  There was a discussion about how expensive software can be for individuals, startups, etc.  Someone forwarded a link to a new program that Microsoft is launching for startups that enables people to get a small startup going with just about all the software they need and ...

About a week ago now we released a new CTP build of VS/VSTS/TFS 2010 and .NET 4.0.  I haven't heard much feedback yet.  I'm curious what you think about it.  Have you had a chance to download it?  Play with it?  Go through the walk-throughs?  If you have, please let me know what you are thinking.Brian