Dicom image files in labview

hello everybody,
                       I want t view dicom image files in labview, i tried downloading dicom sdk's of activex, then i tried to import Dcsdk through tools palette,which i couldnt do it. Can anyone please tell me the way to proceed. I have dicom software installed in my pc and i  also have some dicom image files.

Hi,
I would like to suggest you to go through the forum post where you can find the link for the DICOM code example written in Labview.
Kind regards
Marek S.

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