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    Hi Jacek!!
    It works after configure QT and set the Path and Lib with the Parameter -L and -I
    And i had to copy some dlls..Qt say me which dlls was misssing..
    Thanks

    But i have a question: Why do i get my exe file under the debug folder and not under the release folder?And what is the diference?
    Think DigitalGasoline

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    Quote Originally Posted by raphaelf
    Why do i get my exe file under the debug folder and not under the release folder?And what is the diference?
    Under windows, qmake creates two Makefiles: Makefile.Release and Makefile.Debug. The latter is the default one and it compiles application with debugging symbols. To compile your application in "release" mode (i.e. optimized and without debugging information), you must run "make -f Makefile.Release".

    You can switch that feature off by adding:
    Qt Code:
    1. CONFIG -= debug_and_release
    2. CONFIG += release # or debug
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    to your .pro file.

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    Hi Jacek!!

    Thanks for your spended time and very good support
    It works perfect
    Think DigitalGasoline

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