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VS 2002: Not taking header files from Additional Include directories

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    Shiva Prasad
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    Hi, I am using VS 2002 to compile a Win32 Dll Project, and in the source code, I have referred to some include files present in various other directories, so I included them using Addtional Include directories and added them. In the Command Line link of the project setting, it displays the added link. These paths are relative to the path of the current .vcproj file. when i compile, it gives error, fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: What could be the cause of this issue.. Kindly help.. Thanks,

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      Hi, I am using VS 2002 to compile a Win32 Dll Project, and in the source code, I have referred to some include files present in various other directories, so I included them using Addtional Include directories and added them. In the Command Line link of the project setting, it displays the added link. These paths are relative to the path of the current .vcproj file. when i compile, it gives error, fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: What could be the cause of this issue.. Kindly help.. Thanks,

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      KarstenK
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      The file wasnt foung. Check whether it isnt a typo and the file is in the search path. Right click on the include and open the file... :-O

      Greetings from Germany

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