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    Quote Originally Posted by v3n0w View Post
    I know but, the tutorial only says that %(QTDIR)\lib, must be in the librarys of visual... And there is.
    But that's only a path. You still have to tell VS which libraries it should use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jacek View Post
    But that's only a path. You still have to tell VS which libraries it should use.
    I do a project with qmake, and i get the config.. Now its ok

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    what ? are you add "QT += sql " to .pro file?

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