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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Setting up a keyboard shortcut for View History in Visual Studio using TFS
Note – this post refers to and is tested with Visual Studio Team System 2008. If you’re using Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server, you’ll probably be viewing the history of files in your solution fairly regularly. Unfortunately there’s no … Continue reading
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