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    Default Re: getting the error message when trying to run the application in QT

    hi pastor,

    1.I installed qt-win-eval-4.4.3-vs2005 version
    2. I am working with visual studio 2005.
    3. I am working on Windows XP
    4. during my installation I run that qt-win-eval-4.4.3-vs2005 exe and I installed that software in D: drive

    please help me
    thanks in advance

    Thanks & regards
    pallavi Boyapati

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    Default Re: getting the error message when trying to run the application in QT

    hi spirit,
    thanks for ur reply
    still I am getting the same error

    I am attaching the document that i had run the commands sent by u.........I am getting some error while running the follwing command

    D:\software installation\visual studio 2005\Common7\Tools>vsvars32.bat
    Setting environment for using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 x86 tools.

    please help me in this issue.

    Thanks
    Pallavi
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    Default Re: getting the error message when trying to run the application in QT

    Hello Pallavi!

    Why did you run qmake in VisualStudioDir\Common7\Tools? You should run qmake in your project's dir!

    Please show your path to Qt

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    Default Re: getting the error message when trying to run the application in QT

    Hello Pallavi!

    First, You should set environment variables (Control Panel|System|Advanced|Environment variables):
    1) QMAKESPEC. It should be win32-msvc2005
    2) QTDIR. It is hold a path to Qt dir.
    Note: The install path must not contain any spaces or Windows specific file system characters.
    3) PATH. Add to this one %QTDIR%\bin;

    Than you should:
    1) Run Visual Studio command prompt. This is usually done by selecting Microsoft Visual Studio 2005|Visual Studio Tools|<Command Prompt> from the Start menu.
    2) Go to your "hello world" project's dir. (by means Visual Studio command prompt)
    3) Run qmake
    4) Run nmake

    It should work!

    BWT: Do you have installed SP1 for Visual Studio 2005?

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