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 # Adding an MFC Message Handler
 
-You can use the [Class Wizard](reference/mfc-class-wizard.md) or the **Properties** window in **CLass View** to add a message handler (a member function that handles Windows messages) to a class and map Windows messages to the message handler. You can also add [an event handler for any dialog box control](../../windows/adding-event-handlers-for-dialog-box-controls.md). 
+You can use the [Class Wizard](mfc-class-wizard.md) or the **Properties** window in **CLass View** to add a message handler (a member function that handles Windows messages) to a class and map Windows messages to the message handler. You can also add [an event handler for any dialog box control](../../windows/adding-event-handlers-for-dialog-box-controls.md). 
 
 By using the **Class Wizard** or **Properties** window (in **Class View**) to define message- and event-handling functions, you can automatically update the message-dispatch table (or message map) and your class header file.
 
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 A `CDialog` object is a combination of a dialog template and a `CDialog`-derived class. Use the dialog editor to create the dialog template and store it in a resource, then use the Add Class wizard to create a class derived from `CDialog`.
 
-A dialog box, like any other window, receives messages from Windows. In a dialog box, you are particularly interested in handling notification messages from the dialog box's controls since that is how the user interacts with your dialog box. Use the [Class Wizard](reference/mfc-class-wizard.md) to select which messages you wish to handle and it will add the appropriate message-map entries and message-handler member functions to the class for you. You only need to write application-specific code in the handler member functions.
+A dialog box, like any other window, receives messages from Windows. In a dialog box, you are particularly interested in handling notification messages from the dialog box's controls since that is how the user interacts with your dialog box. Use the [Class Wizard](mfc-class-wizard.md) to select which messages you wish to handle and it will add the appropriate message-map entries and message-handler member functions to the class for you. You only need to write application-specific code in the handler member functions.
 
 If you prefer, you can always write message-map entries and member functions manually.
 
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 Use this code wizard to add a class to an existing MFC project, or to add a class to an ATL project that supports MFC. You can also add MFC classes to Win32 projects that have MFC support. The features you specified when you created your project determine the options available in this dialog box. To access the wizard, click on **Add Class** in [Class Wizard](mfc-class-wizard.md).
 
-![Add MFC Class Wizard](../media/add-mfc-class-wizard.png "Add MFC Class Wizard")
+![Add MFC Class Wizard](media/add-mfc-class-wizard.png "Add MFC Class Wizard")
 
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