I\'m programming in C++ on Visual Studio 2005. My question deals with .rc files. You can manually place include directives like (#include \"blah.h\"), at the top of an .rc
I'm not completely sure why you're trying to do, but modifying the resource files manually probably isn't a good idea.
I believe general practice for VC++ for globally-accessible values is to define them in stdafx.h (at least that's how I've seen it done), or to create something like a "globals.h" header file and include that wherever you need it. It really depends on what you're trying to accomplish though.