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    Default Qt's translation default qm-files under Win32

    How to deal with a Qt's qt-files under Win32? If I need to distribute my program, should I include these translations into program's resource?
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    Default Re: Qt's translation default qm-files under Win32

    You can insert the translation files in the application resources or you can deploy them with the executable and libraries.

    The first solution reduces the files to deploy, the second allows to read translation files at runtime and add new translations simply copying new file in a specific location.
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