Visual Studio projects :Linked and Embedded Resources

Visual Studio projects provide two options for handling resources:
they can be linked (the default) or embedded. You can have both linked
and embedded resources in a single project. However, most of the time
you will want to choose one option for all resources in your project.

Linked resources are stored as files in the project; during
compilation the resource data is taken from the files and added to the
manifest for the application. The application's resource file (.resx)
stores only a relative path or link to the file on disk.

With embedded resources, the resource data is stored directly in the
.resx file in a text representation of the binary data. In either
case, the resource data is compiled into the executable file.

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