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  1. 19th November 2008, 12:57 #1
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    Default GUI Styles

    Hi..
    I have just started using Qt. I am using Qt Designer 3.3.3. I have developed a small GUI and had a preview of my GUI in the various styles (Windows, Motif, dotNet, B3 etc). I just want to know how to start my GUI with a particular style (Motif etc..). By default it starts with the system style.
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    You can pass a -style stylename switch or use QApplication::setStyle("stylename") where stylename is the name of the style you want to set.
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