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    Question QImageWriter supportedImageFormats only sometimes includes JPEG. Why?

    On some of our installations built with Qt 4.3.3, users are seeing the results of QImageWriter::supportedImageFormats to be only these items -- and this is a problem for us:

    bmp Image (*.bmp)
    png Image (*.png)
    ppm Image (*.ppm)
    xbm Image (*.xbm)
    xpm Image (*.xpm)

    On other installations, the following items are also shown:

    jpeg Image (*.jpeg)
    jpg Image (*.jpg)

    Why might this be? And how can we make the JPEG options show up on all installations?

    Thanks in advance,
    Phil Weinstein, Boulder CO USA
    http://cadswes.colorado.edu/

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    Default Re: QImageWriter supportedImageFormats only sometimes includes JPEG. Why?

    Yes, absolutely right. Thank you. Here is the relevant part of that FAQ:

    You probably didn't deploy image plugins with your application. You need to copy the contents of plugins/imageformats directory of your Qt installation to the imageformats subdirectory of the directory where you deployed the application binary.

    For instance if you deployed the application to C:\Program Files\MyApp, you need to copy the plugins to C:\Program Files\MyApp\imageformats.

    Imageformat plugins are libraries called "qjpeg", "qsvg", "qtiff", etc.

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