CIN code and linking to external libraries

I am writing CIN code to encapsulate access to some external shared libraries on both windows and solaris platforms.
following the LV manuals for external code to build my first CIN was a success.
most of the problems are all linking problems, most propably becuz i missed something in the .lvm file. the situation am facins is as follows:
1. my CIN .c file need to include other external .h files, say (external.h), i tried the following in the .lvm
CINCLUDES = -Ic:\external\lib
but didnot work, ofcourse when i hardcode the path of the .h file the CIN source file it works.
2. i also need to link to an external library file, say libExternal.lib. here i could not find any clue on were to go. i tried to use cinlibr
aries = -Ic:\external\lib\libExternal.lib but i got the following error:
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'c:\cintools\lvsbutil' : return code '0x2' Stop.
i know that there should be a way to specify the additional libraries folder (for example -Ic:\external\lib) then use the library name as a an additional linker option by specifying its name (libExternal.lib). but seems that my makefiles knowledge isnot good enough to help me through this..
so... any clue on how to handle these issues?
best regards,
mutaz

Hi Soni and Brij
Thank you very much for your replies. I have now got this working. For reference, I am using the syntax that Soni suggested for the CSS, e.g.

and the syntax that Brij suggested for the JavaScript, e.g.

I am basing my Master Page on the OOTB seattle.html page. I have found I need to place these lines of code after the existing CssRegistration and ScriptLink lines.
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