Download the Microsoft Visual Studio® 2010 Beta from Microsoft.

As Microsoft says:

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Enjoy!

TFS uses MS-Build as the build engine. Ms-Build gets the code from TFS code repositiry and builds it in a temporary build location and copies the build result (binaries, web sites, etc...) to the permanent build output location refered as the DropLocation.

To customize my build project, I needed to have access to the temporary build location within in build definition and I finally found the $(BuildDirectory) property which does exactly I want.

During my search, I found Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi's blog with a list of  useful "MSBuild reserved properties".

You can also take a look at MSBuild Reserved Properties at Microsoft website.

Sand Castle is a Microsoft tool which can be used to generate MSDN style documentation for .NET assemblies. It can be integrated with the TFS project build to generate the CHM document after each successful build.

I found Anthony Steele's Blog extremly helpful in this matter.