General - C++ Hangman game tutorial I cant get to compile

I'm following a tutorial on the net and I understand everything in it but I'm getting fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'fstream.h': No such file or directory. I'm using Visual c++ 2008 express

I added the header files.




#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream> // For input/output
#include <fstream.h> // For file input/output
#include <string.h> // For strcpy
#include <time.h> // For time
#include <stdlib.h> // For toupper and tolower

#define MAX_WORD_SIZE 15 // The max size for words
#define MAX_WORDS 255 // The max number of words


void Loadfile(); // Prototype for our functions
void RunGame();
void DrawGallows(int State);

typedef char String[MAX_WORD_SIZE]; // Make a char type with 15 chars
String Words[MAX_WORDS -1]; // This array will hold our words
int Count; // Word count

// The main function of our hangman game
void main()
{
char Continue = 'Y'; // End game if = to 'N'
cout << "Welcome to Hangman ... Don't lose your head!" << endl;

Loadfile(); // Load the data file

// Continue the game as long as the player wants
while(Continue == 'Y')
{
RunGame(); // Run the game
cout << endl<< "Do you want to play again (Yes or No)?" ;
cin << Continue;
Continue = toupper(Continue);
}

// Say good bye
cout << endl << "Thanks for playing ." << endl;
}

// This will load our file
void LoadFile()
{
char C; // Used to find EOF
ifstream DATfile; // The in file

Count=0; // Set count to 0

// Open the data file
DATfile.open("words.dat");

//Loop untill end of file
while((C=Datfile.peek()) != EOF)
// Get the next word and then increment Count
Datfile >> Words[Count++1];

// If we surpass the max exit and tell the user
if(Count > MAX_WORDS -1)
{
cout << endl << "Too many words in the file, stopping with "
<< MAX_WORDS << " << endl;
Count = MAX_WORDS;
break;
}

}

// We need to subtract one to get the correct number of words
Count--;

// Close the data file
Datfile.close();

}

// This function will run the game
void RunGame()
{
int Word; // This will hold the subscript of our word
int Size; // This will hold the length of our word
int State=1; // This holds the games state
int Subscript=0; // This will hold subscripts
char Guess[MAX_WORD_SIZE]; // This will hold the current word
char Copy[MAX_WORD_SIZE]; // This will hold a copy of the word
char Letter; // This will be their letter guess
int Correct=0; // This is a True/False value deciding if they got a good answer

// Seed and create a random number
srand((unsigned)time( NULL )); // Use time as a seed
Word = rand() % Count;

// Make a local copy of the word
strcpy(Copy,Words[Word]);

Size = strlen(Words[Word]); // Get the word's size

// Create a null terminated string to represent the word as the player knows it
for(; Subscript < Size; Subscript++)
{
Guess[Subscript] = '-';
}

// Insert the null character
Guess[Subscript] = '\0';

// Go untill the player is hung
while(State!=6)
{
DrawGallows(State); // Draw the Gallows
cout << Guess << endl; // Draw guess

cout << "Guess a letter :";
cin << Letter;

// We will use only lower case letter
Letter = tolower(Letter);

// Loop through the word
for(Subscript = 0; Subscript < Size; Subscript++)
{

// If the guess is good, tell the user and update Guess
if(Copy[Subscript] == Letter
{
Guess[Subscript] = Letter;
Correct = 1;
cout << endl << "Good Guess!";

// If guess equals the word, they won, so exit
if(strcmp(Words[Word],Guess == 0
{
cout << endl << "Yes, you survived and won!";
return;
}
}
}

// If they didn't get a letter correct, tell the user
if(Correct == 0)
{
cout << endl << "Sorry, bad guess!";
State++;
}

Correct = 0; // Reset Correct

}

DrawGallows(State); // Draw the Gallows at end of game. They lost if they are here so tell them the answer.
cout << "The word was : " << Words[Word] << endl << endl;

}

// This will Draw the Gallows according to the state
void DrawGallows(int State)
{
if(State==6)
{
// The \\ will translate as '\' because it is a special char
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | O "<<endl
<<" | /|\\ "<<endl
<<" | / \\ "<<endl
<<" |Your Dead "<<endl
<<" ============"<<endl<<endl;
}
else if(State==5)
{
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | O "<<endl
<<" | /|\\ "<<endl
<<" | \\ "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" ============"<<endl<<endl;
}
else if(State==4)
{
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | O "<<endl
<<" | /|\\ "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" ============="<<endl<<endl;
}
else if(State==3)
{
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | O "<<endl
<<" | /| "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" ============="<<endl<<endl;
}
else if(State==2)
{
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | O "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" ============="<<endl<<endl;
}
else if(State==1)
{
cout<<endl<<endl
<<" +----+ "<<endl
<<" | | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" | "<<endl
<<" ============="<<endl<<endl;
}

}

May be you failed to include the correct path. It may be true that fstream.h is defined in a namespace and that you need not write .h after it.