Create a new project in Visual Studio .NET and add it to SourceSafe. After the solution is added to SourceSafe and the project items are checked in, close Visual Studio .NET and delete the entire folder of the project you just created from the Visual Studio Projects folder. Next, reopen Visual Studio .NET. From the File menu, select Source Control, Open From Source Control. Your project should be restored to the state it was in before you deleted the project folder.

Create a new ASP.NET Web application. Use the various menu items in the IDE to add files and delete files after you've added the solution to SourceSafe. Notice how the capabilities you have in the ASP.NET application are the same as the Windows Forms application.

Open the Visual SourceSafe Administrator. From the Archive menu, familiarize yourself with the archiving capabilities of SourceSafe. Notice you can also delete files after they are archived, thus reclaiming space used for projects that are already rolled out.

From this day forward, use SourceSafe for every new project you create in Visual Studio .NET.