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Validating Visual Studio from TFS

This question is about Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (TFS). I am new to TFS and am a bit confused about something.

If I connected to the TFS project through VS and had all the code in VS. If I start editing the file, I will see a message like "foo.cs was automatically checked for editing." Do other people see the project? I just want to check the situation at the local level and do not want to influence other people in the project.

I am also a bit confused by the fact that he says that "was automatically checked for editing." I mean, I already see the code in VS, so I thought I already checked it.

I'm used to working with SVN and have not worked with TFS before, but in SVN you need to check the code so that it can see it in your IDE by choice.

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Yes, other people will see that you checked the file. They can still edit it. In the Tool → Preferences → Version Control, there is a setting so as not to automatically scan files.

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