You did just muddy the water <bg>. As I had just decided 10 min ago that I would be using TFS. In fact the off-shore developer already created on-line project and we just talked (on Skype) and looked at the user interface. I am sure there are many ways and many tools to do it. He suggested TFS and I said "Yes".
Thank you!
>Just to muddy the waters a bit:
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>You might want to look at Github. Integrates with VS well but can be better if you are collaborating with non-MS shops...
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>>I don't have the MSDN subscription but what William said, I will go with the Express version. I only need it for 2 people; maybe 3 at the most. Actually I have already started watching the tutorial on TFS on Pluralsight.
>>Thank you and thank you, William.
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>>>If you have an MSDN subscription, you have a TFS license. TFS Express *may* be free. I'm not sure about that. As usual, the MSDN site is difficult to find anything on this.
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