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Build Error - fatal error C1083

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    Reagan Conservative
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    I receive the following error when doing the build: Cannot open include file: 'Resource.h': No such file or directory The resource.h file is physically located within the proper directory with the other source files. This just started happening. I was able to build with no problems prioor to this message. This is VC++ 6.0 Thanks

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      I receive the following error when doing the build: Cannot open include file: 'Resource.h': No such file or directory The resource.h file is physically located within the proper directory with the other source files. This just started happening. I was able to build with no problems prioor to this message. This is VC++ 6.0 Thanks

      John P.

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      You've probably changed your include path, either in the project settings, in the environment settings, or by changing to a different project configuration that wasn't updated when a change was made previously. The paths in the 'include path' option in project settings are relative to the location of the project file.

      Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

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        I receive the following error when doing the build: Cannot open include file: 'Resource.h': No such file or directory The resource.h file is physically located within the proper directory with the other source files. This just started happening. I was able to build with no problems prioor to this message. This is VC++ 6.0 Thanks

        John P.

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        vibindia
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        whether the Resource file is included in Project.:wtf:

        VIBIN "Fool's run away,where angle's fear to tread"

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          You've probably changed your include path, either in the project settings, in the environment settings, or by changing to a different project configuration that wasn't updated when a change was made previously. The paths in the 'include path' option in project settings are relative to the location of the project file.

          Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

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          Reagan Conservative
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          Thank you for that info!

          John P.

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            whether the Resource file is included in Project.:wtf:

            VIBIN "Fool's run away,where angle's fear to tread"

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            Reagan Conservative
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            I tried to "re-include" it, and it tells me that it's already there. Doesn't make logical sense to me.

            John P.

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              I tried to "re-include" it, and it tells me that it's already there. Doesn't make logical sense to me.

              John P.

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              vibindia
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              Try this. 1)Take a copy of ur project.. 2)In that copy u delete the resourc file from the project. Not from the folder. 3)Now include the resource file again.(Project - add to project - Files ) Check out whether the above is working...:)

              VIBIN "Fool's run away,where angle's fear to tread"

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                Try this. 1)Take a copy of ur project.. 2)In that copy u delete the resourc file from the project. Not from the folder. 3)Now include the resource file again.(Project - add to project - Files ) Check out whether the above is working...:)

                VIBIN "Fool's run away,where angle's fear to tread"

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                Thanks. I'll give that a try.

                John P.

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