how to set up additional include libraries such as comctrl32.dll to include common control library.
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Please don't reply to the post as I have solved it myself. The reason I hav'nt deleted the post is just in case anyone else comes across the problem.
Well, I sometimes can't see the wood for the trees so I apologise for any inconvenience this has caused! To link the comctl32.lib, ( not .dll and in lowercase ), I found the linker command line in Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition and added it there, thus for anyone else;
Project >> Properties >> Congifuration Properties >> Linker >> Command Line
Then simply add comctl32.lib and away you go!
Oh, and don't forget "#include <commctrl.h>"
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