Create a numeric keypad Dialog

Hello!
I want to create a "numericKeypadDialog" so that i can enter integer using only the mouse.
I also want each key to have 3 states:

1. normal (1.png)
2. mouse over(1_over.png)
3. clicked(1_down.png)

So the question is ... what object should i use for each key?
Could someone point me the best direction?

Thanks

look at QPushButton & Qt Style Sheet Example.

About the examples ...is there a link to download all the files at once(something like a tar.gz with the project)?
Can't seem to find it!

What examples? I did not post links at examples.
Just links to docs.

http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/widgets-stylesheet.html

you can find it at QTDIR/examples/widgets/stylesheet

Guess that if i am doing this right it's not my lucky day.
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/example...ets/stylesheet
gives me..

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Multiple Choices
The document name you requested (/4.4/examples/widgets/stylesheet) could not be found on this server. However, we found documents with names similar to the one you requested.
 
Available documents:
 
    * /4.4/examples.html/widgets/stylesheet (common basename)

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Better look somewhere else.

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Originally Posted by gt.beta2

Better look somewhere else.

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Without bothering to click on the given link? :)

What link do you refer to now :confused:

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Originally Posted by gt.beta2

What link do you refer to now :confused:

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I meant the "Multiple choices" page you pasted, there was a list of "Available documents".

Anyway, I think I got what you meant. You thought spirit was referring to a webpage with "QTDIR/examples/widgets/stylesheet"? He wasn't. With QTDIR he meant the directory of your Qt installation. The same example is available online: Style Sheet Example.

ahhhh ... now i understand.
Thanks

PS: I supose they came from this package :
http://packages.debian.org/lenny/qt4-demos

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Originally Posted by gt.beta2

PS: I supose they came from this package :
http://packages.debian.org/lenny/qt4-demos

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Well that's just the debian way of packaging it. Originally they came from the Qt source package.