[CMake] How do I select a different lib based on the configuration of the consuming project?

[Benjamin Lindley]

I made a library named Zik.  I compiled it in both release and debug 
mode in Visual Studio, then installed it like this:

Zik
|--source
|--build
+--distribution
    |--include
    +--bin
       +--Visual Studio 10
          |--Zik.lib      (release version)
          +--Zik_d.lib    (debug version)

My question is, how do I edit my Find script so that it selects the 
right version of the library based on the configuration of the project 
that wants to use the library?

Here is my find script so far:

#################################################################
   # - Find Zik
   # Find the Zik includes and library.
   # Once done this will define
   #
   #  Zik_INCLUDE_DIRS    - where to Zik include directory
   #  Zik_LIBRARIES       - List of libraries when using Zik.
   #  Zik_FOUND           - True if Zik found.

   FIND_PATH(Zik_INCLUDE_DIR Zik/Window.h
       HINTS
           C:/Users/Cold/Dev/C++/Library/Zik/distribution/include
   )

   FIND_LIBRARY(Zik_LIBRARY
       NAMES
           ${Zik_NAMES}
       HINTS
 
C:/Users/Cold/Dev/C++/Library/Zik/distribution/bin/${CMAKE_GENERATOR}
       )

   SET(Zik_INCLUDE_DIRS ${Zik_INCLUDE_DIR})
   SET(Zik_LIBRARIES ${Zik_LIBRARY})

   INCLUDE(FindPackageHandleStandardArgs)
   FIND_PACKAGE_HANDLE_STANDARD_ARGS(Zik DEFAULT_MESSAGE
                                     Zik_INCLUDE_DIR Zik_LIBRARY)

   MARK_AS_ADVANCED(Zik_LIBRARY Zik_INCLUDE_DIR)
#################################################################