I am not sure if visual studio .net is installed correctly, or if microsoft is dumb, or what. I am trying to compile some sample directX apps to mess with them and learn. I haven''t been able to link the necessary library files to do this. I had posted earlier this week and got a quick response, which said basically the same thing as the online help. When following the directions, the form has only the first of four steps outlined in the help to link additional library files. First, I go the the project properties page, done. Then, I am to click the linker folder, where I will perform the last two steps. There is no linker anything, so I''m stuck. Here''s how my project is set up: I started a new win32 application as an empty project. Next, I added the .cpp file and the .h file. This is where I am stuck. Help.

It's project properties, then Linker, then Input


It says Additional Dependancies.

Thats where you type the library names

[edited by - Maega on January 16, 2003 2:44:18 PM]

It worked! thank you so very much. what i was looking for just appeared all of a sudden, so i think it is safe to assume that i was looking in the wrong place for three days straight. oops.