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    Default Re: Create N900 app in Qt under Windows 7

    Let's make one thing clear - there is no "Qt simulator for X" where "X" stands for anything you want. Qt simulator is a platform in its own rights that uses the same executable as your desktop but it writes to a virtual framebuffer and can be fed bogus data from sensors and stuff like that. If you are missing plugins then your simulator platform is missing plugins and not your N900 environment.
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