How to call a dialog box from a frame

I have an application with menu driven Frame. on clicking one of the options i have to open a dialog box. how can this done?
any help is appreciated.
thanks
partha

Just create the dialog resource in the resource editor, then create a class for it in class wizard. Next, include the header for that class in your view class, then install a menu event handler in the view class for the menu item you want to launch the dialog from. In that event handler create a object of the dialog class and call .DoModal() something like:
CMyDialog dlg;
dlg.DoModal();
That's pretty much it.
Best Regards,
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National Instruments

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