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    Hi wagmare,
    its not working. :( if i press enter key also its closeing the dialog. Go to last post

    phillip_Qt on 10th March 2010

    How to disable enter

    Thanks for reply, I will try it on my Board and get you back with results........:) Go to last post

    Rajeshsan on 10th March 2010

    Capturing VIDEO from USB Camera

    It's enough to do update() instead of repaint() and painting will be done in the main thread. You don't need any signals or anything for that. But be aware that you are accessing the same variable... Go to last post

    wysota on 10th March 2010

    QImage and Qt 4.5.3

    What type ui.previewFrame have?
    I think, in paintEvent you can paint only on this object, if the object inherit QWidget. If object inherit QImage QPixmap, you cat paint on it everywhere. Go to last post

    kwisp on 10th March 2010

    Problems with QPainter

    Hey guys,

    so I want to make a widget transparent so that the desktop background behind the widget can be seen. How is this possible?

    I've tried some paintEvent examples that I found but I... Go to last post

    Sir Rogers on 10th March 2010

    How to make certain areas transparent with the desktop?

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    KDAB extends Qt training offering

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    wysota
    Published on 30th January 2010
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    KDAB extends its offering of Qt training courses. Next to the Qt introduction courses, there are now three different training programs, aimed at non-novice Qt developers who want to deepen and extend their Qt knowledge and skillset:
    • Deepen your Qt Skills: The new in-depth training course is the perfect choice for those who want to deepen their knowledge of Qt. The in-depth course covers aspects of Model/View programming, working with QGraphicsView and using multiple threads in your application. The course will skip over basic knowledge of Qt
    • Pick and Learn: This new course KDAB offers allows you to assemble your Qt training yourself. For this course, a series of possible topics is offered, along with an indication how much time is needed to cover these subjects. The Pick & Learn course is the right choice for those who already have some knowledge of Qt, but need to dive deeper into certain areas, be it for a specific project, or just to shed more light on areas inside Qt you haven't gotten in touch with yet.
    • Qt Update: This course is aimed at all those who feel that they weren't able to keep up with all the new features and techniques that have gone into Qt. The course will provide an overview of changes in Qt 4 since Qt 4.3, including improvements in QGraphicsView, the addition of QWebKit, the new animation framework, and many more.

    As usual, all trainings are held by KDAB's certified Qt trainers, using the official Qt training material.

    More information about the new training courses
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