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I am attempting to add a linked resource to my C++ project in Visual Studio. However when I select 'Add Existing Item' and look for the 'Add as Link' option from the 'Add' button dropdown, it is not available.
However, I do see this option available for .NET projects.
Does this functionality not exist for C++ in Visual Studio 2010?
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In Visual Studio, open a SharePoint solution. In Solution Explorer, choose a SharePoint project node, and then, on the menu bar, choose Project > Add New Item. In the Add New Item dialog box, choose the Global Resources File template, and then choose the Add button.
In the menu, go to Project > Add New Item. Select the Visual C++ folder and choose Resource File (. rc) in the right pane. Provide a name for your resource script file in the Name text box and select Open.
1) Right-click “utilities” folder on Visual Studio and select “Add -> Existing item”. 2) Select the file to add, clicking on it ONCE (do not double-click). 3) Click in the arrow next to the “Add” button and select “Add As Link”.
That's the default. You don't need a separate button.
If you want the file in your project folder, you put it there first.
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