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    Hi guys

    I've finished an application that works with a ms sql database, that uses a gif for the window icon and that uses a qwidget for the main window.
    Now the problem is that QtCreator builds both the debug and the release version of this software and it works fine. It finds the database, it has its icon...The problem is when I try to use this software on a pc where Qt package is not installed. If I launch the debug version, it doesn't load the icon and it seems it is not able to find the database. If I launch the release version it doesn't start reporting the error: "Unable to find the entry point ?insert@?$QVector@VQPointF@@@QAEXHABVQPointF@@@Z of the procedure in the library of dynamic linking QtCore4.dll"

    I've so tried to understand how to deploy a stand alone application on Windows and I've found this: http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/deployment-windows.html But I'm not able to follow the guide because for example I don't have nmake file.
    Any help?
    Last edited by GianMarco; 15th October 2009 at 15:48.

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