Includes In Visual C++ Express

[compman9902]

My question is about the free version of Microsoft's Visual C++ known as Visual C++ Express. It is about includes. A couple of months ago, I made an include and I would now like to include that into a GUI, which I found Visual C++ Express a great program becasue of it being free and fairly easy to use. I have little experience with the Visual Studio family, because I have only used the Visual Basic that they provide at my school. (Any suggestions on that will be welcome).
My actual question is about includes into the Visual C++ Express project. How does it work? I havn't seen any of the "#include <...>" lines of code in any of the projects that I have worked on. How would I put my custom include into the project?
Again, thank you for any help.

[Savage]

My question is about the free version of Microsoft's Visual C++ known as Visual C++ Express. It is about includes. A couple of months ago, I made an include and I would now like to include that into a GUI, which I found Visual C++ Express a great program becasue of it being free and fairly easy to use. I have little experience with the Visual Studio family, because I have only used the Visual Basic that they provide at my school. (Any suggestions on that will be welcome).
My actual question is about includes into the Visual C++ Express project. How does it work? I havn't seen any of the "#include <...>" lines of code in any of the projects that I have worked on. How would I put my custom include into the project?
Again, thank you for any help.

Includes work the same way they do in other compilers so you can just add that #include"..." in your project,except that in VC++ when creating a project all includes are put in "stdafx.h"( if you choose not to create a empty project off course).It is there where you should put your custom include.