fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'appmodel.h': No such file or directory

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is there any solution fro this

Posted 2-Nov-14 20:04pm

I.P.Katti

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Garth J Lancaster · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-02T20:19:00

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in vs2005, you could go

tools -> options -> Projects and solutions (VC++ Directories) -> Set 'show directories for' to 'include files' and set it to 'Include Files' and then add the directory where 'appmodel.h' is found (you'll need to locate it in explorer first)

Posted 2-Nov-14 20:19pm

Garth J Lancaster

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I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 5:31am

whatever you told i followed but Set 'show directories for' to 'include files' this option i didn't found. for more info i am using VS2010.

Garth J Lancaster 3-Nov-14 5:40am

thank you so much for mentioning that relevant piece of information in your question

select the project in the explorer pane in VS2010 (it should be one level 'down' from [Solution abcdef (1 project)], right click, select 'properties', under configuration properties look for c/c++ (click it), enter your directory under 'Additional Include Directories'

I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 5:49am

thanks i have got point,but small doubt can you tell from where i could download that file,

Garth J Lancaster 3-Nov-14 5:54am

how would I know to what appmodel.h pertains ? - its your project - what are you using lib / toolkit that requires it ?

I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 6:18am

i am using kernel32.lib and Xtreme ToolkitPro v15.1.3.

Garth J Lancaster 3-Nov-14 6:26am

well, its not kernel32.lib - but I don't know about CodeJock Xtreme ToolkitPro - what happenes it you build your project without it ?

I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 6:28am

sorry!:-)Kernel32.lib .

I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 6:38am

without that also build will succeeds,that is not an issue.

I.P.Katti 3-Nov-14 6:53am

hey thank you Garth for your reply,i solved this issue(installed windows 8.1 SDK).