In Borland, I am attempting to compile some directX 8.0 stuff that I got from Microsoft's web site. Under the Options/Project
It allows me to specify the directory for the includes and libs. Good ol Borland only allows you to use one directory of includes and not two at a time. I need to use the standard libarays like <stdlib.h> in the borland directory, AND the includes in the DirectX SDK directory. Do I have to write out the full file name of every directx include i'm using or is borland just hiding the solution from me?

VC++ allows me to overcome this problem easily, but sadly i dont have a copy right now.

Have you tried this?
c:\folder1\dir1;d:\folder2\dir2;e:\folder3\dir3

: Have you tried this?
: c:\folder1\dir1;d:\folder2\dir2;e:\folder3\dir3
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Good work!
It works....better.

I'm wondering now why i get an odd error. Im using Tutorial 2 in the Directx sdk. To be specific:DirectX SDK\samples\Multimedia\Direct3D\Tutorials\Tut02_Vertices

All I've done is created a project and added the one source file to it. When I compile i get a linker error:

Info :Linking D:\DirectX SDK\samples\Multimedia\Direct3D\Tutorials\Tut02_Vertices\verticies.exe
Error:  Error: Unresolved external 'Direct3DCreate8' referenced from D:\DIRECTX SDK\SAMPLES\MULTIMEDIA\DIRECT3D\TUTORIALS\TUT02_VERTICES\VERTICES.OBJ

What do I have to do to fix this?

I don't know about Borland, but with MSVC++ that error means you haven't included right libraries..