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If you right-click the form, do you get the option to check it out?

Getting a project only gets it. Checking out is a separate step. However, when you go to edit a file, it should prompt you to check out the file.

I cannot see your screen shot. Can you please attach it to your next post?

Maybe the information in this thread can be of assistance: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic ... ht=vbaddin

At this point, I only have one more suggestion. Can you try a Visual Studio repair?

Uninstall Vault completely, and after you uninstall, go here and download the Windows Installer Clean Up Utility from Microsoft.

Then run that tool and remove all traces of SourceGear products from your registry.

Next, reinstall SourceGear Vault.

I'm sorry. I misread your earlier posts. I understand now, that you're using Visual Studio 2003. There is no enhanced client for VS 2003, so please disregard my previous post. Well, I'm not sure what would cause these issues on the machine in question. If you're positive that there aren't any anti-v...

I think the changes that you just made are right on target and should help track down what's going wrong. Do you think you could post a screen shot of your Vault options page from within Visual Studio? Tools->Options->Source Control->Plug-in Settings->[click advanced button]->Local Files And also To...

Hmmmm....

How do you know, when you're in this state? Do you check with the GUI client each time, before making a change?

Yes it is. Thank you.

So, let me try and make sure that I'm understanding your problem.

If you make a change to a file, and check that change in, the other developer does a Get Latest or a Checkout and s/he does not end up with the version that you recently Checked In?

Does this happen with any project type or is it a particular project (or group of projects)?

Can you tell me what happens, if you switch to our Enhanced plugin?

Yes the Vault 3.1.2 plugin still works with Visual Studio 2008. However, it will not take advantage of any new features, but the current set of features should continue to work just fine.

Hmmm... it hasn't been deleted from Vault and it's not there now. This would lead me to believe that it was never controlled then. Ok... we can try this then. From the File menu, go to Source Control->Change Source Control Then for the project that's has the problem file, click the Unbind button. Cl...

Can you please try: Using the Vault GUI client. 1. Go to where it would exist in the Vault repository and right-click the parent folder. 2. View the properties of the parent folder from the right-click menu. 3. Go to "deleted items" and undelete the troubled file. Go back to Visual Studio....

Hello, ccoleman88.

I'm assuming this is a web project? If so, how was the file deleted?

By that I mean, was it deleted from disk and from the repository by the same user?