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    Default Re: Suppressing menu icons on the Mac

    I've never deployed on the mac myself, but perhaps this QQ article helps: http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/qq18-macfeatures.html .

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    Default Re: Suppressing menu icons on the Mac

    Quote Originally Posted by e8johan View Post
    I've never deployed on the mac myself, but perhaps this QQ article helps: http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/qq18-macfeatures.html .
    Unfortunately, that doesn't provide any relevant help. I've looked at the sources for QMacStyle, and as near as I can tell, icons will always be drawn.

    I could create a duplicate set of actions, without icons, and use them for the menus. But that doesn't sound like a good solution.

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