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How can I export an entire Visual Studio project? I want to get a non-source-controlled copy on my local hard drive.

I come from a SVN background and I'm just getting into TFS... In Tortoise SVN, I would use the export all command for this -- I would right-click the project directory and drag it to another directory and choose "Export all".

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In case anyone else runs across this question - thinking of SVN's "Export" feature...

"Get latest" into a new/separate workspace seems to be the best solution that is built into TFS.
See this question: TFS Get Specific Version into separate folder

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Can you get the latest version of your project then do the same thing? drag/drop your directory to another location on your drive? You can also open the solution and choose File -> Change Source Control to disconnect it from source control in its current location.

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