Change import location

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Change import location
Say I downloaded a c++ project and then I try to open it from the Downloads folder, it says it cannot not be located. But when I put in the temp folder it works and then I can open all the cpp and h files. If its in downloads folder, it says those cpp and h files cannot be located. How do I change the setting in Visual Studio c++ 2010 so I can open files from the Downloads folder (or any folder I choose) instead of just the temp folder. Its pretty annoying
Yeah sounds like a problem with your pc haha....
Dump the files you downloaded into your include folder. It's located in: Program Files (x86) -> visual studio 10 -> VC -> include
Same with any library files: Program Files (x86) -> visual studio 10 -> VC -> lib (x86/x64)
Then you can use them like you normally would.

Eg:

pragma comment( lib, "lib.ext here");
or
#include <Some_weird-header_file.h>
For people saying learn to pc stfu. I know how to use my pc but its more like learn to use c++. Im a decent coder and probably better than you two unhelpful nubs
Maybe some screenshots of what the folder looks like and what VS is telling you would be appropriate here as this isn't exactly a common issue. It could be a problem with your access rights, or you may have rooted your VS settings, hard to tell when all we have is a "it doesn't work" description.
So visual studio cant open files from the download directory?
Cant really understand what you mean either.
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