Easy Way To Fix Cannot Open Type Library File Msado15.dll

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I have a C ++ driver that I am creating to compile, and it has the following location in the code:

  #import "msado15.dll" no_namespace rename ("EOF", "EndOfFile") 

Error 1, fatal error C1083: Unable to open type library file: ‘msado15.dll’: No such file or directory

I’m adding a DLL, but where should I place it so the compiler can see it often?

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Requested on January 5, 2009 at 10:37 pm.

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You can probably put the DLL in the same path as the link declaration (.h), as you did one at a time. You definitely need to change the additional include paths for the LIB section of your projects. In VC ++, this is:

project | Features | Configuration Properties | Left | General | Additional library directories

This method can be useful when centralizing third-party dependencies, since you don’t want to be forced to synchronize the specified file (.h) and the DLL in the same path.

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helped from January 5 09 at 22:57

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For VC ++ 2010 (VS2010): Compiler does not see but The file msado15.dll
which can be found in C: Program Files Common Files System ado

Go to project | Features | Configuration Properties | VC ++ directoriesand add fans to executable directories

answered Jul 21, 2011 at 13:32

This might be a little bit available for most people, for – for Visual Studio 2008, for one

project |
Configuration Properties |
C / C ++ |
Additional Inclusion Directories |

  C:  Program Files  Common Files  System  ado 

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answered June 13, 13:27

Ok, I found it while scanning the documentation. I just needed to upload it to the same folder where the file was imported (catoray was in a different location from the project source code).

answered Jan 5 at 10:46 pm.

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To do this, you need the library files and function definitions for the headers. If you don’t need this, try running the DLL dynamically using Loadlibrary GetProcAddress, Notes on Linking Functions.

addressed January 5 ’09 at 23:03

Try linking “Lazy Loading DLL” (or a similar method) under Project Properties -> Reference -> Record of your VC ++ project.

decided on September 30, 15 at 11:05

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