Unresolved external 'InitCVIRTEEx'

I'm trying to build a project that uses the CVI library. As per the tutorial, I include calls to InitCVIRTE() and CloseCVIRTE(). Everything compiles fine, but will not link. The error message I receive is "Unresolved external 'InitCVIRTEEx'".
I'm using Borland Builder 5.5, and their ilink program. Can anyone tell me what library contains this function?
Thanks,
-Joseph

I'm glad is working now. I actually found a doc that covers some other details.
What Files Do I Need When Calling CVI Libraries From an External Compiler?
Good luck with your project.
Juan Carlos

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