Windows CE supports dialog boxes a little bit differently from the way they're supported on desktop Windows platforms.
One difference is that all dialog boxes in Windows CE are stationary. You can position them on the screen any way you like, but the user can't move them. Another difference is that Windows CE doesn't support wizards.
MFC for Windows CE doesn't support the Font dialog box, the Color dialog box, or the Print dialog box classes, although you can use functions to create the Color and Print dialog boxs. MFC for Windows CE also doesn't currently support any of the OLE dialog box classes.
See the following topics for information about the MFC for Windows CE dialog box classes.
To see where the dialog box classes fit into the Windows CE class hierarchy, see Window Class Categories and Classes Derived from CObject.