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MSF for Agile Software Development Process Template v4.2

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  • Version: v4.2
  • Category: Document
  • Language: English

MSF for Agile Software Development is an agile software engineering process that incorporates key ideas from the Agile software movement, along with principles and practices from the Microsoft Solution Framework.

  • MSF for Agile Software Development is an agile software engineering process that incorporates key ideas from the Agile software movement, along with principles and practices from the Microsoft Solution Framework. It is designed to help teams achieve a high degree of success on their software engineering efforts using Visual Studio Team System.

Files

Status: Deleted

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FileSize
MSF for Agile Software Development - v4.2.EXE
SHA1: 8d9b8ecbbe9e7754e5d0b9cd6184da05c14a5ca9
3.29 MB

System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP

  • Visual Studio Team System
    Team Foundation Server 2008
    Team Explorer
    WinZip or equivalent to extract the contents

Installation Instructions

  • 1) Download and Run the .exe file, and follow the instructions to download the zip file.
    2) Extract all the files from the zip file to a known location on your computer.
    3) Follow the instructions at How to: Upload a Process Template

    Note: When you try to extract the files into a location with a long path you might be prompted for a password. The issue appears to lie in the Windows Extraction Wizard. When you extract a file with a long path into a location with a long path, the combined path length seems to exceed the capability of the Extraction Wizard. Unfortunately, instead of an informative error message, you are prompted for a password.

    As a simple workaround, try the following when the Extraction Wizard prompts you for a location to place the extracted files. Instead of choosing a location with a long path (e.g., the Desktop or My Documents), extract the files to a shallow path, like the root of a drive, such as C:\.

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