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    Default Deploying Win7 built Qt app in Win XP

    Hello,

    I need to deploy a Qt application in Win 7 and also in Win XP.
    Is this possible? My Qt (4.6.something) and my app have been both compiled with VS 2005 in Win 7. Can I just copy the app together with the relevant Qt dlls to WinXP?

    Thanks
    Tom

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    Default Re: Deploying Win7 built Qt app in Win XP

    Should not be a problem as long as you have not used any Windows 7 calls without checking the OS version first.

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    Default Re: Deploying Win7 built Qt app in Win XP

    Yes, that's right. My app, developed in Win7 refused to run in XP, so I thought that there perhaps was some incompatibility, but now I traced the problem to a silly mixup of release and debug components. Now that I sorted that out, the app works in XP without problems.

    Thanks
    Tom

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