M-III Stage 01
and I had changed it to .props instead of .vsprops.
Folders where libraries are should be in the "library folders" variable, not the "include folders" variable. Try putting the correct folder into the "library folders" entry, and then having the .lib name (without the folder) in the additional dependencies.
It didn't work.Did you try rebuilding the whole solution (or cleaning and building) after the changes?
Adding libcmt.lib to ignored libraries got rid of the warning, but it still linked to the wrong location.Are you trying to link C++ runtime statically or dynamically in your project? If statically, add msvcrt.lib to ignored libraries, if dynamically, add libcmt.lib to the ignored libraries. Some of the additional dependency libraries you link against may have the conflicting libraries included in their own dependencies. Otherwise try switching between static and dynamic linking to make the additional dependencies happy.
That's what I call static vs. dynamic linking of the C++ runtime.I had to compile using the multi-threaded (/MT) runtime library instead of multi-threaded DLL (/MD).