Hi, I have only a kind of broad grasp of binding and the static / dynamic difference as well but heres my issue:

When I use someone else's library and I am given a .h and a .dll, then I just setup some folders in my libraries directory, add the path to windows, and add the include and lib path to visual studio (2005).

This works great... when I'm at home....but if I want to send my program to work or to a friend.... how do I accomplish this ?

Is there some way I can keep those files locally in my project and load them directly from "any" computer ?

I'm not very confident with this sort of thing either, so perhaps someone will give better advice, but for small projects, I often just keep headers and libraries in the same folder as the source, and if I'm moving it around, I just zip the folder.

There are 2 ways.
1. As suggested by mikhail, put the libraries in one folder and move around with our code or program as a package.

2. VS has a option to pack the libraries and your program together, and generate as exe or dll.

Ok, I will try this. Thanks guys

How to 2. VS has a option to pack the libraries and your program together, and generate as exe or dll use thi soption ?

Thanks.

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