I know on VB or C# .Net I just right click on references and browse to the DLL, but I don’t have this on Visual C++.
Do I need to do this programmatically or can I do it from the IDE?
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I know on VB or C# .Net I just right click on references and browse to the DLL, but I don’t have this on Visual C++.
Do I need to do this programmatically or can I do it from the IDE?
Right-click your project, select “Properties”. In the tree on the left side on the dialog, navigate to “Common Properties” -> “Framework and References”, where you will find the “Add New Reference” button.