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  1. 7th August 2009, 22:38 #1
    avis_phoenix
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    Question Open file without run again the program

    When you open a html file if firefox was open then firefox create a new tab and open the file in this tab, else start to run firefox to open this file...

    When I open or send a file of another program (with QProcess) each file start a new window of my program, How do I do the same as firefox? (my program have a tab for each file)

    Sorry for my bad english
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    Default Re: Open file without run again the program

    use QtSingleApplication
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