Hi all. This is a quickie, in VC++6, when declaring include files: #include is there an actual diference between #incluse and #incluse "iostream.h" ?? or is it just a choice? Thanks, Hugo Ferreira lotsjunk@hotmail.com http://unitek3000.tripod.com

If you mean:

#include &ltiostream.h>
or
#include "iostream.h"

the " means look in the current directory for the file. < and > mean look in the standard directories for it.

By the way, the "standard directories" he is talking about are determined in the VC++ Tools->Options (Directories tab).

Todd M. Gillissie