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    Default Re: Visual Studios 2005 rebuild question

    You can probably tweak that somewhere in the VS configuration, but if you have a .pro file, you can use qmake's directives - OBJECTS_DIR, UI_DIR, RCC_DIR and MOC_DIR to point where those files should be generated. Then you can generate a Visual Studio project from the .pro file if you want one.

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    Default Re: Visual Studios 2005 rebuild question

    Unfortunately I am not using a .pro file, just using VS to alter Qt areas.

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    So use whatever means VS provides. Just be aware that you can create a VS project from a qmake one.

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