Windows file to TFS - How do I do it?

We're a small shop and have legacy VB6, Classic .ASP, .NET 1.2 - 3.51. We installed the product successfully, but since dep开发者_开发百科ending on the code which needs changing we fire up the respective IDE Visual Studio x. How do we go from no source control to TFS?

You will probably want to look at the TFS 2008 Power Tools. One of the features that is available in the Power Tools is Windows Explorer integration, so you can get/checkout/checkin by right clicking the file(s).

Your other choices are to use the VS2008 / TFS 2008 client to do your SCM operations (which means you need to switch between multiple IDEs), or you could use the TF.EXE command line to do your SCM operations.

If I misread your question and you're asking how do you get your legacy code into TFS, you'll need to go into the TFS 2008 client and do the following:

• Map a workspace to a folder on your hard drive (or network).
• Copy your source to the folder.
• In TFS 2008, click on the "Add Files" button.
• Select the folder you just copied everything into.
• Add them.
• Check in.