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I am not sure these apply to a Fortran situation.
Would a resource file be something like a DATA file?
I have data files as inputs to some of my applications.
For example: OPEN(1,file="input.dat",form="formatted,"status="old")
Likewise, would header files include MODULES, for example?
Some of this might only apply to C++ situations, and Visual Studio is supposed to do both, right?
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Yes, I know I made a boo-boo, but that's just an example.
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Are you asking about the "virtual folders" that you see in a Visual Studio project? Those are really just for the programmer's convenience - they have no intrinsic meaning. For "header" files think INCLUDE - files that are not directly compilable. Resource files are a specific kind of source that defines dialog boxes and the like.

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