You have linker errors. It will be difficult to help without seeing code.
Edit: I am downloading the library, to see how it's formatted.
Did you read the INSTALL text file given in the zipped folder, and also the README? It seems to give directions in this file.
Which IDE are you using? Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, none, or something else? (I am not very familiar with how to set up linkage on VS)
If you just copied all the source into your project, you have to make sure all the header (.h) and implementation (.cpp) files are actually part of your project (Your library has a bunch, so it isn't recommended to copy-paste each file for every project you make...). Also, it might fail if you have something like #include <xxx> instead of #include "xxx" when your include paths are not specified.
It would probably be easier to set up the correct way instead of just copy-and-pasting all the files into your project. Sorry if this doesn't help much, but linker errors usually have to be solved by the user.
Since these are linker errors, it would appear that you're not linking in the library file correctly.
LNK2001 and LNK2019 are both an undefined external symbol. This means you're trying to call that function from your code (main.obj), but the linker can not find the named function. The usual cause of this is that the library is not listed as an input to the linked in your project property pages.
Sorry, I am not familiar with VS that much, so I can't help much more, also you're right the INSTALL file seems to be for linux, my bad.
It is a problem with your include paths, it doesn't sound like you have them set up. If you don't, it won't recognize any custom #include <xyz> and you'd need to change all files to have #include "xyz" instead, this would be really tedious, and is most likely the wrong way of doing it.