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No,you'd follow this:<br />
1:Choose Tools menu.<br />
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2:Choose Options menu.<br />
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3:Choose Directories menu.<br />
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Regards<br />
W.Yinan
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No,you'd follow this:
1:Choose Tools menu.

2:Choose Options menu.

3:Choose Directories menu.

Regards
W.Yinan

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Now that adds an include directory to ALL workspaces. &nbsp;If you really need to add it to just one project, you can manually specify the include in the project settings by adding &quot;/Ipath&quot; where path is the directory path you want to use. &nbsp;there is no &quot;grahpical&quot; way to add this path, you have to type it in the project settings.
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Now that adds an include directory to ALL workspaces.  If you really need to add it to just one project, you can manually specify the include in the project settings by adding "/Ipath" where path is the directory path you want to use.  there is no "grahpical" way to add this path, you have to type it in the project settings.

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Comment to test an EE problem. &nbsp;ignore it.
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Comment to test an EE problem.  ignore it.

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How can an include path be added to a Visual C++ project (in project settings)?
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How can an include path be added to a Visual C++ project (in project settings)?

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C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.