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    Default Re: Problem converting .ui files from Qt3 to 4

    Quote Originally Posted by Amanda View Post
    The header files for the .ui files are not being generated (i.e. for exportdialogbase.ui and kiviooptionsdialogbase.ui) . Any ideas?
    Are they listed in the FORMS variable in the .pro file?
    FORMS += exportdialogbase.ui kiviooptionsdialogbase.ui
    If this was the case, remember to re-run qmake after adding them and qmake will automatically generate rules to create them..
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