In VS create a makefile project. Add your sources, headers, makefile and sourcefile. Open project properties->Configuration properties->NMake->Build Command Line and write:
call $(WINDDK)\bin\setenv.bat $(WINDDK) fre wnet
cd /d $(ProjectDir)
build.exe -I
Now you can build from VS. The advantage of the makefile project: it provides you with as many configurations as you need (w2k, wxp, wnet, wlh and etc) and you can build from the DDK command line.
P.S.
fre wnet - is a sample configuration, use what is required for your project. It is good to have both fre and chk configurations.
WINDDK - environment variable with a path to the DDK root.
