Color change (in using any control) with respect to variable value

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I am developing a dialog application in which my software is communicate with hardware
and hardware will give me some acknowledgement and I compare that acknowledgement value with some variable in my application at that time if the value is one then I have to display in dialog box GREEN color if it is 0 then I have to display RED color so the color is depending upon the variable value so how can I do that.Please help me
or give me some pseudo code or link by which I can able to do my job..Please please

[Updated]
Sorry I do not want to change the dialog box color I want to change the picture control color with respect to change of the variable values.I am using this like a indicator when variable value is 1 then green and when 0 then red,Sir please please tell me any other answer,please please ...

I can not get any response from your side...Please help me ...

[Updated] Till now nobody response,Please any body help me Please its urgent,Please,please ...

[Updated 31-12-12]
Till now I do not get any response from any one if anybody know please help me..its urgent..

Posted 25-Dec-12 1:46am

debarunb

Updated 30-Dec-12 23:32pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-12-25T10:06:00

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Changing of the MFC dialog color is described here, with some code sample at the end:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6skhh669%28v=vs.80%29.aspx[^].

As to the "variable value"... it depends on the type.., consider using if statement. :-)

—SA

Posted 25-Dec-12 10:06am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov