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I have a couple of projects hosted on Codeplex. Since I didn't really have a clue about anything but TFS when I created them, I used that. But, now I have gotten more comfortable with TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN so I would like to use that instead.

Of course, to get my project using subversion is no problem. The thing is that the projects have TFS bindings in them. How can I remove these? Would be nice with a step by step guide.

And so you don't have to wonder what tools I have: I can connect to the projects with both the TFS Explorer thing in Visual Studio and with TortoiseSVN. I also have TFS power tools installed, so I can use those too if needed.

+1  A: 
  1. File -> Source Control -> Change Source Control.
  2. Highlight all rows, click Unbind, OK.
  3. Save.
  4. Tools -> Options -> Source Control.
  5. Pick desired VS plugin, OK.
  6. Solution Explorer -> rightclick -> Add To Source Control.
  7. Follow the instructions in the new provider's wizard.

There are some binding commands in tfpt but they're all about adding TFS bindings, not removing them.

Richard Berg