2. unzip it, throw it anywhere and setup an alias to tf. I tried throwing it in usr/bin and adding it to my $PATH, but for whatever reason it gave an error on finding the lib folder, so I just threw it in /Applications and put alias [...]]]> 1. Get the tf software from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=af1f5168-c0f7-47c6-be7a-2a83a6c02e57
get TEE-CLC-10.0.0.zip

2. unzip it, throw it anywhere and setup an alias to tf. I tried throwing it in usr/bin and adding it to my $PATH, but for whatever reason it gave an error on finding the lib folder, so I just threw it in /Applications and put alias tf=’/Applications/TEE_CLC-10.0.0/tf’ in my bash profile

3. Agree to the EULA

$ tf eula

4. Get a trial product key

$ tf productkey -trial

5. Create a profile- This is creating a profile named “jy”. Supply your own tfs-server, username, and domain.

$ tf profile -new -string:serverUrl=[http://tfs-server:8080] -string:userName=[username] -string:userDomain=[domain] -boolean:acceptUntrustedCertificates=true jy

6. View the profile – just to make sure everything is right

$ tf profiles -format:detailed

7. View workspaces (to see if there is one on the computer you are using)

$ tf -server:[http://tfs-server:8080] workspaces -format:detailed

8. Create a workspace – This is creating a workspace named “ws1″

$ tf workspace -new -computer:[mycomputer] -collection:[http://tfs-server:8080] ws1

9. Map a local folder to a server folder (create and go to your desired local working folder)

$ tf -profile:jy workfold -map -workspace:ws1 $/server-path .

10. Get latest

$ tf -profile:jy get -r $/path

1. In Visual Studio Choose Options from the Tools menu. 2. Expand Source Control in the treeview. 3. Click Visual Studio Team Foundation Server in the treeview. 4. Click the Configure User Tools button. 5. Click the Add button. 6. Enter “.*” [...]]]> http://www.scootersoftware.com/support.php?c=kb_vcs.php

1. In Visual Studio Choose Options from the Tools menu.
2. Expand Source Control in the treeview.
3. Click Visual Studio Team Foundation Server in the treeview.
4. Click the Configure User Tools button.
5. Click the Add button.
6. Enter “.*” in the Extension edit.
7. Choose Compare in the Operation combobox.
8. Enter the path to BComp.exe in the Command edit.
9. In the Arguments edit, use:
%1 %2 /title1=%6 /title2=%7