Hey, here's a trap ... I followed some instructions to check-in a project in VS2012, but as it was underway it stopped and asked me about no association for certain files, including a 9MB SQLite database file, I was never asked which files where suitable for check-in. So I cancelled the check-in and closed VS2012 without saving project changes. Then I noticed in the web account control panel that I had a team project called $/Foobar/foobar, so something else subtle had gone wrong.
After 40 minutes of searching the web control panel (hopelessly) and then using web searches I found that this was the only way I could find to delete a project: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE>TFSDeleteProject .exe /collection:https://*mybusiness*.VisualStudio.com/DefaultCollection * Foobar* Mercifully it worked. Oh well, back to the blocks tomorrow for another run. Greg K
