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What does
"include" vb have to do with the VC? :confused:
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well, then try to #include this file using its actual full path name with "".
And, BTW, why do you place any non-Microsoft files/folders within Microsoft VC directory? :confused:
Again: your...
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What did you try? :confused:
Does the folder "bzscmn" exist within the VC "Include" directory?
Does the file "file.h" exist within "bzscmn" folder?
Did you try
#include <bzscmn\file.h>or...
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Well, I tried to test one of your projects () in VS2010 (after project converting, of course!) In your postyou messed to show the exact #include directive causing the error. I'm doing it now for you:...
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June 30th, 2011, 02:43 PM
Well, the third time:
What type of project/solution is it (Microsoft VC++6.0, Microsoft VS2002/2003, Microsoft VS2005, Microsoft VS2008, Microsoft VS2010, not a Microsoft) ?
What IDE did you...
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June 30th, 2011, 02:27 PM
Well, the projects you have posted in the attached archive are not the VC++6.0 projects. they are created in some more recent than VC++6.0 IDE (since I only have the old VC++6.0 on my home laptop I...
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June 30th, 2011, 01:27 PM
Where "Above"? i don't see any. :rolleyes:
Besides, please don't post the "links" to the project. Instead, attach the project (in zip archive) to your post. Please don't include .aps, .ncb files nor...
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June 30th, 2011, 12:31 PM
Which file is present and in which directory?
In the same as the compiled .cpp is?
In the project directory?
And did you try to open the "file" bzscmn/file.h in Windows Explorer?
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June 30th, 2011, 08:30 AM
Well, scripts are not discussed on this Forum. This is
What IDE are you using?
Show the exact and full error message.
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