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    <p>Although you cannot add <code>Project Collection Valid Users</code> to a project group, you can add the group itself and give it the same permissions as another group (for example, the project's <code>Readers</code> group).</p> <h2>Steps to Add "Project Collection Valid Users" to a Team Project</h2> <p>In this example, we will grant read-only access to all valid users in the collection. You will probably want to grant matching access to the project's source code as well, so I will include that in the example.</p> <ol> <li>Open Team Explorer</li> <li>Right-click on the team project name</li> <li>Select <strong>Security...</strong></li> <li>In the Project Security dialog that opens, make sure that <strong>Team Foundation Server Group</strong> is selected, and click <strong>Add...</strong></li> <li>In the Add Group dialog that opens, your project's groups and all global groups are listed. Select <code>[YourCollectionName]\Project Collection Valid Users</code> and click <strong>OK</strong>.</li> <li>Back in the Project Security dialog, the lower pane lists available permissions. Check the <strong>view project-level information</strong> permission. <ul> <li>Optionally, select the <strong>View test runs</strong> permission as well, since that's what the <code>Readers</code> group has by default.</li> </ul></li> <li>Click <strong>Close</strong> to close the Project Security dialog.</li> <li>Open Source Control Explorer</li> <li>Right-click on the source control root for your project</li> <li>Select <strong>Properties..._</strong></li> <li>Click the <strong>Security</strong> tab in the Properties dialog</li> <li>Make sure that <strong>Team Foundation Server Group</strong> is selected, and click <strong>Add...</strong> selected, and click <strong>Add...</strong></li> <li>In the Add Group dialog that opens, your project's groups and all global groups are listed. Select <code>[YourCollectionName]\Project Collection Valid Users</code> and click <strong>OK</strong>.</li> <li>Back in the Properties dialog, still on the <strong>Security</strong> tab, the lower pane lists available permissions. Check <strong>Allow</strong> for the <strong>Read</strong> permission.</li> </ol> <p>Now all users who have been added to any team project in your TFS Project Collection will be able to access your project and view source code.</p>
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