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    Default Windows debuging output?

    Hi, I recently got windows 7, and when I go to te4st my applications, messages like these print out from the application:
    fnCallReturnMessage::WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING: uID = 0.
    Key arival and hookKey arival and hook
    Is there anyway to get those messages to turn off?

    Thanks! =)

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    Default Re: Windows debuging output?

    Stop using the component that is generating them or use your debugger to filter those debug messages out (if it can). Google tells me that others see this with the ATI video drivers or something related to them.

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    Default Re: Windows debuging output?

    huh, that's odd. I do use ATI, but I don't understand why that would cause that to happen... And I can't really stop using that Widget, it's the QMainWindow Widget that's doing it..... hmm...

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    Default Re: Windows debuging output?

    It is a Windows debug message being emitted by the ATI driver (or a desktop utility related to the driver), not a Qt component. Try an experiment by terminating any ATI desktop app or switching to the generic SVGA driver on your system.

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