HELP! where is windows.h ??


everything I need has the line...
#include windows.h
in it, yet

I keep getting the error message that it doesn't exist.

Where is a copy of this?

I'm running MSCV++ free download, using prompt line compile
on an XP machine that is not connected to the internet.

All I really need to do is use a .dll
I have full documentation on all the functions in the dll
Is there a way around needing to compile my program with
this "offending" #include statement?

- Robert -



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