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  1. 10-04-2006 #1
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    qt3 designer

    what can qt3 designer do?
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    Do you mean "what is it for" or "what are its capabilities?"
    It looks like a GUI creation tool that uses the Qt toolkit, similar to what you might do with MS Visual Studio on Windows.
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    Qt3 Designer makes it easy to design a Qt based GUI graphically by choosing pieces (i.e. buttons, text boxes, etc.) and placing them where you want. There is also a newer program called Qt4 Designer that works with the latest version of Qt.
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    thanks that enaugh
    i cant download qt4 coz my internet is too slow

    how to run programs made with qt?
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    You run it just like any other program. If it's in your PATH, type the program's name and hit enter. Otherwise, type the path manually and hit enter.
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    jan@jan-desktop:~$ ~/time.ui
    /home/jan/time.ui: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `<'
    /home/jan/time.ui: line 1: `<!DOCTYPE UI><UI version="3.3" stdsetdef="1">'
    jan@jan-desktop:~$

    it doesnt work as i wanted
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    You need to give some code to the program, the .ui file is just a part of the program.
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    is there any good tutorial how to do that?
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