How to link dll and lib provided by other to c++ program

I have sample code with following file extension which are written in c++:

• .h
• .cpp
• .dll
• .lib

The sample code in .cpp is calling API in dll/lib file. My objective is to run the sample code in visual studio 2013 and see how it works. I need some guide on linking the dll or lib file.

I have created a c++ win32 console application in visual studio 2013 and place the cpp file under source file and .h file under header file But I am not sure how to link the dll and lib so that the sample code program can be run successfully

Note that I don't have the source code or implementation of the dll or lib.

• .h Properties -> C/C++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories, put path to .h file
• .dll The compiler does not need to know where this file is located. The main thing that it placed on the right path relative to the executable file. Usually in a folder with *.exe
• .lib Properties -> Linker -> General -> Additional Library Directories , put path to .lib file. Then Linker -> Input-> Additional Dependencies, put .lib file name (without path)