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Asked: 2026-05-16T11:15:49+00:00

We are using internally TFS 2010 as source control repository for our .NET Projects.

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We are using internally TFS 2010 as source control repository for our .NET Projects.

Some colleagues from other departments are asking us if we can provide them a system to version their files (binary or other files) not “source code” related and I was thinking if is possible to use and configure TFS 2010 to help them.

Keep in mind they don’t want to install Visual Studio and for this reason a web interface is need or a GUI for command line TFS commands.

Do you think is feasible and effective?

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  1. Editorial Team

    We put our documents in SharePoint. SharePoint has a version history, and people can access it with office and a web browser, without having to have visual studio.

    For those who do use TFS 2010 in your project/company, there is a TFS 2010 plugin for MOSS 2007 (and eventually will be for SP2010).

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